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3rd trimester movements question

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JKD1982 · 13/05/2020 21:05

Hi ladies,

Hope everyone is well. First timer 35+4 weeks here and baby has dropped into my pelvis and bump is lower. Midwife said he is head down.

So I feel like the movements have changed a lot now. He squirms a bit and I can feel movement but nothing like the frequency or intensity of before. I know you are meant to check in with reduced movements but obviously want to avoid hospitals and panicking.

If I can feel some kind of movement every day, even if it’s less strong, that means everything is ok right? I feel wiggles every few hours, it’s never completely quiet in there. Any reassurance or advice is much appreciated.

Thanks
J

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lastonetime · 13/05/2020 21:11

Please ring anyway, it really is better to be safe than sorry
I saw my midwife yesterday and they couldn't stress enough the importance of letting them know if there's a change

The fact there is still movements is reassuring and less of a worry, but it's still a change, so they might just ask you to track closely for a few more days

Popcat120 · 13/05/2020 21:45

Agree, ring to be checked out.
In my first pregnancy, ds movements were always questionable, he would be super active for a day or 2 then to quiet for a day or 2.i was always getting checked out.

At 39 weeks, he went quiet again and nothibg worked to perk him up, so went in to get checked, had a scan, he stopped growing at 37 weeks, was induced, his cord was really kinked when he came out, so reckon it had been kinking /unkinking all the pregnancy.
I can't imagine what might have happened if I hadn't gone in, and gone overdue!

Goldenmother · 14/05/2020 10:36

I'm 35 weeks tomorrow my baby is head down and my movement is different less hard kicks but lots of wiggles and moving to the side, but I would say if your concerned ring your hospital

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