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Im 5month pregnant. after prenatal yoga, i feel wave-like movement in my belly (not hurt, can feel them with hands) is this normal? should i stop yoga
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Fetal movement: You probably feeling the fetal movements and that is normal. Yoga will not hurt you or the baby, it may actually be good for both of you.
Answered 10/3/2016
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