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Re: 17.6 wks p/g, yet no movementFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 16 Sep 2002 16:43:47 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 16 Sep 2002, Samir Fouad Aziz MD wrote: > >At Mon, 16 Sep 2002, diana wrote: >> >>Hi, I am almost 18 weeks pregnant, and I still have not felt any fetal >>movement, does anyone know what the time range is to feel for fetal >>movement, where does it occur, and how does it feel. I am really >>confused and worried. At my last visit to my Ob-16wks p/g, everything >>was fine and she said that I should feel them at 18 wks, I am one day >>short of 18 wks, I dont feel them.Could anything be wrong, should I be >>worrried and contact my doctor at the end of the week or should I wait >>another 2 weeks till my ultrasound on the 1st. >>I will appreciate any input. > >In primigravida it isusually difficult to feel fetal movement untill >between 18-20 weeks.In multipara,because of previous experience, they >feel it 2 weeks earlier. > >-- >Samir Aziz MD >Asist.Professor Ob.Gyn >Director Gyn.Oncology >Al-Azhar University-Egypt >Editorial Advisor Obgyn.net(P&B,gyn.Oncology) > >This is for educational purposes only. > Hi there, I am 30w pg today and I was always worried about my baby's movememt and sometimes still am. I didn't start feeling movement until about 21 weeks, and even then i would feel a flutter one day and then none for a week. I didn't feel movement every day until I was about 25 weeks, but it still wasn't that regular, somedays only one or two kicks. It wasn't until about 27-28 weeks that the movement became some what regular, usually 10 or more kicks every 4 hours. Most of the books say 10 kicks every hour but my obgyn did not agree with that. Anyhow try to relax for now ever though it can be hard, I hope this info helped.
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