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19 weeks not feeling anything
Hello,
I m 19 weeks pregnant. I had 2-3 solid kicks at 17 week 3 & 4 days. Before that did not feel anything. But now since more than a week, again i cannot feel anything. I wonder if this is normal. Any other way than scan to know if everything is ok. I m worried.
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You will feel movements only after 20-22 weeks
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You will gradually feel baby movement at 20-22 weeks
Next Steps
Take iron and calcium supplements
Health Tips
Take a boiled egg daily
Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day for a month
Do a target scan at 20 weeks
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