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I'm pregnant.. and my baby has been kicking/punching very low and i'm 31 weeks almost 32 weeks what does that exactly mean?
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Meaning: It might have to do with the position or presentation in medical terms the baby is in the uterus. Your best reference at this point in the pregnancy should be your Obs-Gyn physician, who should know about your symptoms and advise accordingly.
Answered 2/11/2020
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