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Hi doc! im 24 weeks pregnant i used to sleep in the night at my left side but my baby is kicking me much is she not comfortable with my position?
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No: In utero babies tend to move and kick when healthy and can do that more frequently when stimulated by noise or other things.
Answered 6/9/2016
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