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Im 17+5 in my pregnancy havent felt my baby move yet and i dont have any symptoms anymore. My sickness has tapered off. Ive heard stories of women having no symptoms and just losing their baby. Help!
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5038920 tn?1405637908
With my first born i had no pregnancy symptoms through out the whole 9 months. I didnt start feeling him move till 22 weeks. He's now almost 5 and very healthy
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I didn't start to feel my baby move till about 19 weeks. I'm 20 weeks now and feel baby move more. I still get sick every now and then, but it has gone away for the most part.
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I didn't feel my baby move until 23 weeks... no reason to panic .
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with my first, I didn't feel him until 20 weeks. I had 0 symptoms from conception to delivery lol, and he was a very healthy baby. two weeks late, had to induce, but my body didn't know it was time to have the baby. no worries, okay, all it does is stress you andyour baby out.
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4711886 tn?1365010375
And had no symptoms at all
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4711886 tn?1365010375
Hi I  did not feel my baby till 19 weeks I feel baby move all the time now x hope this helps xx
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4484425 tn?1384228334
Is this your first pregnancy? I didn't feel my first one move until 21 weeks. Usually it happens later with your first. I wouldn't worry about your sickness ended either. This is usually the time that ends too. I know its hard not to worry when you don't know what's going on but I'm sure things are just fine.
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