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Is it normal for baby to "ball up" to one side of belly during later pregnancy post 35 weeks?
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Yes: Yes this can be a normal sensation, even though it rarely means the baby is actually only on one side of the uterus. It is more common that what a woman feels is a light "contraction" of the uterine muscles, and this feels like a "balling up" sensation
Answered 10/30/2020
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