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Fetal Movement at 17 Weeks: What's Normal & When to Worry
At 17 weeks of pregnancy, it's not typical for the baby's movements to be restricted to one side of the abdomen. The fetus normally moves throughout the entire uterus, and it is not uncommon for mothers to feel the baby moving on both the left and right sides at this stage. Feeling movement on one side only may be a sign of decreased fetal activity, which could be an indicator of a potential issue. If you're concerned about the location or frequency of your baby's movements, it is best to consult your healthcare provider for further evaluation and guidance.Baby Health - Related Articles
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