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I am.5/month pregnant but still didn't feel any moving of my baby.this is my second baby first I have one daughter 9 years old..last ultrasound was done in 3 RD month my last LMP is 15 Jan 2021.baby movement was seen in last ultrasound and heart bear was 171per minit.due to corona I didn't get any gynaecologist in govt hospital near me plz suggest me a good gynea in Delhi I am from Delhi..
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You may perceive fetal movements in next few weeks,nothing to be worried.But get the tiffa scan (anomaly scan) as early as possible .Should be done between 18 to 22 weeks .
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Ultrasound is needed for looking for fetal well being
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You are currently 19 week pregnant. You may/maynot feel the baby movement at this stage. But still you need to get a Sonography done now for anomaly scan.
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