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8th month movements
My sister will enter her 9th month of pregnancy in 10days.. Now she is in her 8th month and Yesterday, in the midnight her tummy got very hard and she could barely feel the baby movements.. We gave her hot water and after a while it became normal.. Is this normal at this point of time? Or is there anything to Concern? please advice
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May be normal. Be inform and be in touch with your dr will be better for pt in esp in 9 month
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Its normal.
But watch on foetal movements.
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It's normal, it's called false labour pain
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Keep a track on fetal movements for 24hrs... If it is less or any absence of fetal movements, visit nearby gynaecologist
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