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fetal movement .. too much? From: kelli (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri, 30 Nov 2001 09:06:03 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bippette: "OPK Ladies - When you get a positive on your OPKS is the test line as wide as the ref line" Previous message: Prisci: "Right side pain at 18 weeks" Next in thread: Lisa: "Re: fetal movement .. too much?" Reply: Lisa: "Re: fetal movement .. too much?" Just wondering if there is a such thing as a baby being too active? I am 18 wks and a few days, this is my 3rd successful pregnancy (2 m/c's between). I am 33 yrs old Ultrasound looked good although the tech commented quite a bit about how active he is (I did drink a coke before going in).. since the ultrasound I feel him moving mostly in my lower pelvic region quite a bit during the day... I guess I am just paranoid with the toxoplasmosis questions and answers... I am a cat breeder, my kitties do not eat raw meat, they are on a dry diet and I mostly do take precautions using gloves and mask when emptying the boxes. Cats have never had any signs of having the parasite and I am negative for ever having the exposure.. I have had indoor and outdoor cats all my life... So do I have anything to be worrying about? -- paranoid momma to be Next message: Bippette: "OPK Ladies - When you get a positive on your OPKS is the test line as wide as the ref line" Previous message: Prisci: "Right side pain at 18 weeks" Next in thread: Lisa: "Re: fetal movement .. too much?" Reply: Lisa: "Re: fetal movement .. too much?"

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