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Re: 20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement From: James Connerth MD (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed, 25 Mar 1998 22:03:52 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: James Connerth MD: "Re: Testosterone Cream" Previous message: Anna: "20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement" In reply to: Anna: "20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement" Next in thread: Joseph Pastorek, MD: "Re: 20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement" At Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Anna wrote: > >This is my second pregnancy, and I don't feel much movement at all from >this one, and the things I do feel I am wondering if it is the baby. >With my first I could definitely feel a lot of movement at this time. I >saw the baby's heartbeat and saw it move on the ultrasound at 18 weeks, >and the sonographer said the placenta was on the top. Could that be why >I am not feeling much? Don't feel placental location would be related to feeling movement.Baby really not too active at this point and movements seen on sono often not felt by mom.Regular activity usually present by 26 weeks--all pregnancies are different. -- JConnerth Next message: James Connerth MD: "Re: Testosterone Cream" Previous message: Anna: "20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement" In reply to: Anna: "20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement" Next in thread: Joseph Pastorek, MD: "Re: 20 weeks pregnant and still not able to feel much movement"

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