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Im 5 months pregnant & ive ben feelin my baby move realy low is this normal? it almost feels as if the baby wnts 2 come out?? no pain wat so ever!
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Movement: At 5 months your baby should still be in the area between your pubic area and belly button. Many babies at this age are breech and so kicks are felt low. However, if concerned alert your OB provider. Almost all of us have an answering service. Call the office and alert your OB/midwife of your symptoms just to be safe.
Answered 6/11/2015
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