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I'm 39 weeks and baby has been moving more than normal. should i go into l &d or call first?
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Call first: Increased movement will not normally require a visit to L&D, so definitely call before you decide to go in. An active baby is a pretty good indication that you are not in labor even if you are feeling contractions. DECREASED movement is a much greater concern although it must be a big change to be significant and it is not unusual for the baby to quiet down as contractions increase.
Answered 4/1/2016
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