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A member asked:
Should i be concerned about an episode of fetal hiccups at 38 weeks pregnant? i read it could be a cord problem?
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Not likely: Fetuses have hiccups frequently. Perhaps cut down on caffeine if you are drinking much of it. My son had hiccups throughout my pregnancy (as a resident physician I was basically living on coffee) and he now works for Google in AI. Just mention it to your Ob at your next visit and report any other concerns.
Answered 10/29/2017
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