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Re: 2 days without fetal movement at 21 weeks

From: MB (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 18 Apr 2001 14:18:29 -0500 (CDT)


Hope this helps- This is my second pregnancy, first ended in miscarriage at 11 weeks, so needless to say I have been a bundle of nerves this time around. I am in my 28th week and had a few days last week of decreased/no fetal movement. My Dr.'s nurse had me go in and she put me on a fetal monitor just to make sure everything was OK and it was. He was actually moving around quite a bit, but because of his position I could not feel him. He switched positions a couple of days ago and I feel him fine now.

I would just call your Dr. and ask to go in. It will make you feel tons better :)

At Wed, 18 Apr 2001, kris wrote: >
>I could use a little reasurrance here since I've never had a pregnancy
>make it this far. I'm in the middle of my 21st week, and for the last
>2-3 weeks, I've started to feel the baby move. At first, it was just
>light and occasionally. All of last week, up until Monday morning, it
>was much more frequent and stronger. The last time I think I felt
>anything was on my way into work Monday morning. I have not felt
>anything since. I tried to drink OJ and lay down to see if this helped,
>but it didn't.
>
>Is this something I should worry about? I tend to overreact about most
>things, so I'm not sure. My doctor and I haven't really talked about
>movement yet; we were going to at my next appointment next week, but
>that seems like an eternity to me at the moment.
>
>If you can help me out here, I'd appreciate it.
>Thanks, Kris






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