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9728796 tn?1407034682

worried!

Wel am 33 weeks and my baby hasn't really been moving like she normally does she always moves like crazy after am done eating and she hasn't been moving much and I even drank a coffee to see if she would move but she didn't move at all and I have laid on my left side drank cool water and jucie and nothing and I sorda moved my belly and poked gently and she still doesn't move I don't know weather to go to the emergency or not because I have been there so many times that they already know me at the emergency room and every time I go she starts to move like crazy once they put me on the monitors and it's never anything and they just hurt me wen they check me and I hate it
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I would go in. Your baby is sleeping 95% of the time but movements actually increase not decrease. If she normally moves a lot and hasn't been it's better to go and make sure she is doing ok.
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They told me not to worry that the further you get the movement can decrease because the baby is running out of space my Dr said as long as you have 10 movements in 2 hours the baby's fine less than that to go into the hospital or at least call them
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9041091 tn?1410417329
Put a tight belt or band around your belly. . They hate that she should start moving or kicking it. That's what my nurse told me if I ever became worried about movement
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