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I'm 39 weeks and sudden increase in fetal movement. is that ok?
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Movement fine: It may be an increase in movement, or it may be the baby is getting big to that point where you can really feel every litle thing he/she does. The baby may also be getting into that final position for birth. Too little movement is concerning, but "too much" not a problem.
Answered 10/18/2018
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