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Somewhat, they have been proven to raise the chances of both participants dying during birth process.

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No but it's easy to imagine things. You need to see a doctor after a miscarriage so they can see that everything is out and that the pregnancy is indeed over.

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Phantom Kicks but not pregnant?

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Is kicks in the stomach a symptom other than pregnancy?

From what I am aware of, no, it is not normal. Kicks in the uterus during pregnancy is. However, you may be referring to hunger kicks or cravings which the stomach naturally gives out a slight beat to. If you are close to birth however, it may be the baby's feet and the baby will be dropped to the lower end of the womb and the feet will be higher so you may very well be feeling the kicks of the unborn. Otherwise, I suggest that you check with your doctor and do a stomach ultrasoound to ensure that you do not have an bacteria or viral infection in the stomach, such as a worm, as this can also cause the feelings in the stomach.


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Does it hurt when a baby kicks?

The sensation of a baby kicking in the womb is not typically described as painful. Instead, it is often described as a unique and sometimes surprising feeling, which can vary from gentle flutters to more pronounced movements as the pregnancy progresses. During pregnancy, a baby's movements in the womb are a sign of their healthy development. The sensations can be more pronounced in the later stages of pregnancy when the baby has less room to move and their kicks and movements may be felt more distinctly. Some women find these movements uncomfortable, while others find them reassuring and even enjoyable as they provide a sense of connection with the developing baby. It's essential to remember that everyone's experience with pregnancy is unique, and the sensations of a baby kicking can vary from person to person and from pregnancy to pregnancy. If you ever experience unusual or concerning pain during pregnancy, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider to ensure the well-being of both you and your baby.