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By mummytobe1993 | Feb 06, 2013

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Answered by Bridget A. Hewitt, RN

is something wrong

im 16 week 2 days pregnant nd havent felt movement :/ its my 1st pregnancy nd not just that but im not showing really tbh im bot sure iff tht bcoz i was only 8 stone b4 i fell pregnant helpp:S

Bridget A. Hewitt, RN

Feb 14, 2013

To: mummytobe1993

Hi and thanks for using the forum.

It is not uncommon to not feel fetal movement yet at 16 weeks, especially when it is your first pregnancy. YOu can expect to be able to feel movement around 18-20 weeks or so. As long as your getting regular prenatal care and everything has been measuring well so far, I would not be worried. Your ob/gyn can reassure you about this when you see him/her. good luck and congratulations.

Bridget

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