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27 weeks and 4 days pregnant, movements have slowed down?
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See Doctor: Anytime that you are feeling decreased fetal movement, it is important to call your OB doctor. This could be nothing, or it could mean that the pregnancy is having complications. Call your ob.
Answered 6/10/2014
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