Fetal Movement

Most women start to feel their baby's movements, like kicks, between 18-25 weeks of pregnancy. However, first-time moms may not feel kicks until closer to 25 weeks, while women who have had previous pregnancies may feel them earlier. If you are concerned about not feeling kicks within this timeframe, it's best to speak with your healthcare provider.

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Every woman and every pregnancy is different. Most women will begin feeling movement around 14 to 18 weeks.

Every woman is different but most dr's are able to let you hear the baby's heartbeat around the 10 week point in pregnancy. A heartbeat should be visible on an ultrasound at around 5 to 7 weeks of pregnancy.

No, generally you will not be able to feel the baby's heartbeat in the uterus from the outside. You can buy feral heartbeat machines called a Doppler to hear the baby's heartbeat. Some can pick up as early as 7 weeks, although others can't pick up until later on in the pregnancy.

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It could be contractions or it could be false contractions (Braxton Hicks)

just get to a bathroom asap its not good for the baby for you to hold it and believe me that baby will let you no i am 7 months preggo and i still have to pee ever 10 sec. that's one thing that just don't stop anytime it just get worse

I haven't been pregnant before so I cant say for sure but I do know it's possible that it's the baby you feel.

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Yes, that is absolutely fine. In the last few months of pregnancy, some women find it hard to bend down and tie their shoe laces. Maybe that is where you have got this idea from

your baby probably has hiccups

It is believed that the fetus breathes in amniotic fluid or drinks it. When this happens and the amniotic fluid enters and exists the fetus lungs then the diaphragm contracts and hiccups results.

• Heart defects
• Slow physical growth before and after birth
• Vision difficulties and hearing problems.
• Microcephaly (Small head circumference and brain size)
• Mental retardation
• Abnormal behavior, such as short attention span, hyperactivity and extreme nervousness and anxiety.
• Low muscle tone and poor coordination
• Abnormal joints, hands, feet, fingers and toes.
• Hemangiomas (strawberry birthmarks on the skin)
• Irregularities of the face

Fast fetus heartbeat may mean lack of oxygen inside or fetal distress.pe your answer here...

While in the womb or after he or she is born? The baby tends to kick a lot when you start approaching your third trimester. Babies that are born tend to kick often too, especially when upset or excited.

Have you taken a pregnancy test? That would be the first thing I would do. Women don't generally feel fetal movement until approximately 14-18 weeks gestation. So if you are feeling "baby moving" you need to get to the OB and start prenatal care ASAP. The thing I would sugest would be to go get it checked out at the nearest clinic so you can be shoure.

After one year, you wouldn't be pregnant anymore. Therefore, no fetus, no fetal feelings, are you sure you are not pregnant again? Hello. No this isn't possible as there isn't a baby inside of you anymore. It may be a simple thing such a wind, exfessive acid in your gullet or you may be pregnant. Do a test and see your doctor if this is concerning you.

This may vary from person to person at 22 weeks. If your are a more lean build you may feel a whole lot of movement as early as 16 weeks. I am about 22 weeks and my baby moves in cluster at time or a lot when my bladder is full. But some women don't feel anything at 22 weeks. Your baby may have his/her own pace and schedule so don't be worried. If you have no movement at all and you are starting to stress about it I would definitely go in to my Doc and be reassured by 1.listening to me baby's heartbeat 2. checking my fundal height 3.asking plenty of questions. Good luck

Babies move a lot while nursing because they are trying to find a comfortable position, regulate their breathing, and stimulate milk flow. This movement also helps them stay alert and engaged during feeding.