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17 weeks pregnant and haven't felt my baby move, it's been 24 hrs now
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Fetal movement ?: Fetal movement at 17 weeks is difficult to feel on a constant basis. See your OB physician for a pelvic ultrasound to make certain growth and activity are normal.
Answered 3/25/2022
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