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I'm 37 weeks pregnant and often baby makes odd movements, like vibrations, shivering etc. they last about 5 seconds about once a day. normal??
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YES: Normal movements, baby hiccoughs, baby burping etc. not to worry.
Answered 8/2/2016
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