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My gynae did an ultrasound at 28wks, baby was seen blinking and yawning, gynae says this is rare to see on the scan, is this true?
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Ultrasound at 28 w: Yawning is common even earlier but "blinking" is very difficult to detect since most fetuses keep their eyes closed, but still possible.
Answered 2/27/2019
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