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I am 23 weeks pregnant.some days fetal activity is good and some days its dull &until now i don't feel strong kick1.have posterior placenta.is tis ok.
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Yes: It's still very early in your pregnancy. Some women don't feel regular fetal movement until 22-23 weeks of pregnancy, so i wouldn't worry at this point. Posterior placentas actually make it somewhat easier to feel movement than anterior placentas. I'm sure in 3-4 more weeks, you'll be feeling a lot more movement every day. Good luck!
Answered 2/6/2017
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