Hi everyone
I am 34+4 with my first baby. I went to my local day assessment unit tonight as I'd been experiencing reduced movements (but more than 10 in 12 hours) for a few days and was worried.
I rang up DAU and explained, they were very helpful and suggested I come in to be on the safe side. I was told movements can change (but not reduce) at this stage.
My husband and I arrived at the hospital and were seen straight away, midwives very helpful and supportive and said always best to check. Was put on a fetal heart monitor and...everything was fine! Baby had a good heart rate and lots of movements (typical right!). Was home within 2 hours.
The reason I'm writing this post is I want to reassure if you have concerns about your baby don't hesitate to contact and visit your DAU, it won't feel like you're making a fuss. Better safe than sorry. I was nervous about going to hospital but I didn't need to be. Hope this helps people who are unsure what to do.
Best wishes,
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Day Assessment Unit - reduced movements
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UrbanYokel93 · 25/09/2016 20:58
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