Pretty much anything can be considered normal in pregnacy. Every pregnancy is different. If you are having concerns, talk to your doctor, but if you have felt some movement, I'm sure everything is fine. Even if you have felt nothing, it's a little on the early side anyway. You are probably just pregnant with an inactive baby, for now. Talk with your doctor if you need more assurance. hi, i am also 21 weeks pregnant wth my third baby. i have only felt very slight flutters, hardly noticeable. i also felt this to be odd wih my third as my other two were very actice babies and now children. I try to think that at least there is movement however slight and look on the bright side, we could be having lovely calm babies who will sleep at night (some hope) !! dont worry, there will be nothing wrong, but if you need reassurance just pop to the midwife who will happily let you hear the heart beat. good luck.
Atrial flutter-- A rapid pulsation of the upper chamber of the heart that interferes with normal function.
Atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter often revert to normal rhythms without the need for cardioversion.
If it is a siezure then they will shake a little bit and their eyes will flutter.
Patients with atrial fibrillation and flutter can live a normal life for many years as long as the arrhythmia is controlled and serious blood clots are prevented
normal developental movement
Yes it is normal pregnant and showing
If you have normal menstruation you cannot be pregnant.
This symptom can be normal during pregnancy. Some women don't feel any movement from the baby. You should always talk to your doctor about this issue.
Spotting in the second trimester needs to be evaluated by your doctor or clinic. The fact that you feel fetal movement is good. Call your doctor!.
It is sometimes normal if they have been pregnant for a while.
well if i must say i think that a good age to be pregnant is 20- 40yrs so i guess saying it normal to be 20 and pregnant is NORMAL
It's unlikely that you're pregnant if you get your period and it's normal.