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I really need advice in what I should do

Okay I posted early today withy concern I'm 21 weeks and all day I haven't felt my son move I drink pop ate surgery foods and laid down still and nothing really concernd should I go to the ER
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I called l&b and they told they can't help me over the phone and I have to go in and I just started feeling movements but when I lay down and eat sweet stuff I usually feel something I'm. Ftm and just so worried
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9634886 tn?1405819605
At 21 weeks your baby is still really small and it's not really normal for baby is constantly be moving....but if your worried call your doctor food luck
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Try laying on your stomach for a few minutes.. If still nothing then call your Dr or labor and delivery. It might be nothing but you should still let them know
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Honestly, there have been days where I feel absolutely nothing and days that my baby thinks she's a lightweight boxer or something lol Don't stress too much, but do call your dr for an expert's opinion (c
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10214025 tn?1410965080
Is he normally really active? When I was 21 weeks it was like a hit or miss with my son. Have you tried talking to him or rubbing your belly?
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Call your doctor if it's not too late if it's late then yes I would go
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