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I am 25 weeks 4 days pregnant and i can feel my baby move in pelvic with pain and pressure in vagina and rectum and i am also high risk type 2 diabete?
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Diabetic: Feeling your baby move is not related to the presence of diabetes and is not a symptom of diabetes. You should be sure to have your md test for gestational diabetes, however, which should be tested for in all pregnancies.
Answered 8/29/2015
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