10 Signs of A Miscarriage
Miscarriage Sign #5: No Fetal Movements
Feeling your baby inside your womb is one of the most precious moments of the pregnancy. Once you have learned how to distinguish baby movements you will start feeling them more frequently, especially while at rest. As the pregnancy progresses, these fetal movements will become frequent, occurring usually at about the same time of the day or night (because the fetus develops its own routines inside the womb).
Fetal movements are usually felt for the first time between 16th to 25th weeks of pregnancy. In cases of a first pregnancy, usually, fetal movements are felt later, compared to second or any other pregnancies.
But what if fetal movements suddenly stop? You should seek immediate medical help if you have not been feeling your baby moving as it is a sign that something is not quite right.
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