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Can i get a biological explanation as to why my unborn baby moves non stop and vigorously all the time. i have anxiety disorder. is it the anxiety?
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Unlikely: Pregnancy is a time where anxiety can heighten for you. However, your unborn child's vigorous movement is a sign of health, not of anxiety.
Answered 5/14/2016
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