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18 weeks pregnant baby movements
I am currently 18 weeks pregnant.One day I am feeling baby movements and some days not much. Is my baby ok or should I worry. At 18 weeks how many movements I should feel my placenta is posterior.
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"One day I find that my wife is jovial and she wants to go for a picnic. Next day I find that my wife is sleeping"
Does it become an abnormal behaviour?
Similarly the baby also has sleep cycles when the baby doesn't move much. At other times he is active.
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It will only be slight flutter
It’s fine not to feel enough now
We generally recommend fetal kick counting after 26-28 wks
Hope your anomaly scan is normal
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The placental position does not determine the baby movements
Too early to feel baby movements
At 18 weeks you should be getting the anomaly scan
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