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My baby tends to move more when im lying on my right side rather than left. is this ok? im almost 32 weeks pregnant now?
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Yes: Yes, this can be normal. It is always best however to rest on your left side as it enhances blood flow to the uterus because in this position, pressure on your major blood vessels is reduced
Answered 5/31/2015
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