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NST?

I was wondering is there anyone else besides me go in weekly for the non stress test ? I go once a week for about 20 min sometimes more if baby is asleep
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I start nst tests on thursday. I'll be 41 weeks though.
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I have NST's every week since about 29 weeks. I was told I have low fluid around baby so I go just to be monitored of movement, sometimes it's for a short period of time and others they're concerned so they keep me longer. My weekly routine for monitoring has become doctors appointment, NST and ultrasound. I only have to do it for 2 more weeks and then baby will be here via c-section on the 7th.
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I enjoy the app my baby is 7 months now and I never heard of this test.
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I'm currently 36 weeks and I've been going for NST for about six weeks now once a week. I have to go because I'm high risk they don't bother me though, my high risk office is so soothing I just lounge in the big recliner and use the time to relax lol
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I'm currently 34 weeks and 3 days and been doing it for almost a month now
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I only got nst's twice a week once I went over my due date.
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I started to get anxiety of thinking and feeling I don't feel her move so to calm me down I go in
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What's the reason for your doc wanting NST's done weekly? Are you a high risk pregnancy? My doc only does NST's on me when I tell him I haven't been feeling baby move as much lately.
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