31 weeks pregnant mother
Question: I am 31 weeks pregnant, today i feel less movement of baby,means not like other day,what should i do now?
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Supergirl
Answer: Baby doesn't move same in each and every day. Someday you get baby's movement for the day and just next day you can experience less fetal movement. Its normal and nothing to worry about. But even on getting any babies woman for more than 6 to 7 hours then it would be a matter of concern which need immediate medical attention. Hope it helps.
2+ Years Old Baby
Answer: Try to keep a count. There should be minimum of 10 good movements. But if the movements are less or lighter then please immediately consult the doctor.
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