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Baby movements
I am 35 weeks 5 days pregnant...i can feel movement only on my upper abdomen..ie below the breast..in my last scan..baby is in cephalic position...what might be the reason..plz suggest
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Dr. Vandana
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
In cephalic position legs occupy the upper part of your abdomen. So you may experience more movements there. And you may also find movements to be more on one side of your abdomen where hands are present.
And as liquor Decreases nearing your delivery date rotation of baby will be less. So, movements can be in felt only in few areas of your abdomen.
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Dr. Anjali Khadilkar
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38 yrs exp
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you might be feeling leg movements. its good.
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