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2111479 tn?1334242473

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hey doc, i just wondered if u could anser me a question? well ive recently missed my period about 1 week or so, and i keep feeling movement near my lower abdomen i havnt been sick yet, but ive noticed sumert different bout my boobs, and im always feeling tired and sometimes my back hurts all over! i just wondered if u could tell me if u know what it is?? thanks, gemzy1989
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2111479 tn?1334242473
i cant feel it all time just sometimes, but i have missed a period bout 1week so i thought i had to come and ask for some advice :)
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2111479 tn?1334242473
okay, thanks for your help, your very kind :), x
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1926656 tn?1334970201
This of course is all dependent on fetal growth, placental position, and movement cycles of your baby.  Some move a lot less during the day so you may not notice it at first.
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1926656 tn?1334970201

With subsequent children you may feel movement earlier.  Some mothers report feeling movement as early as 14/15 weeks.
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2111479 tn?1334242473
can u feel the baby b4 18weeks when u have had a baby already??
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2111479 tn?1334242473
no this isnt my 1st baby ive got a son he is 3yrs in september, i know wat it does feel like, i will get a pregnancy test in the next couple of days but ive i do eventuly come on my period then i know im not thanks for ur help. :)
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1926656 tn?1334970201
All you can do is take a pregnancy test with your first morning's urine to rule out pregnancy.
The "movement" is most likely gas as a pregnant woman usually does not feel movement until around 18+ weeks of pregnancy.  Thats assuming this is your first of course.
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