Feeling sick baby not moving as much?

Question

I'm 36 Weeks. Yesterday I started feeling sick to my stomach. I took a "nap" to see if that would help. NOPE. I woke still feeling sick. She was moving a little bit after that. But come 9:30 when it was time to go to bed she didn't move and this morning she hasn't moved wich she usually does. My stomach feels tight. And I still feel sick. I'm getting worried.

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Less movement is not normal- you need to get this checked,to be sure. Less movement does NOT mean a good sign for labour coming, it's a old wives tale.

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Drink a glass or two of ice water and eat something. Count her movements for the next hour. My OB said they should move 10 times. Of course, always trust your mom intuition.

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Phone ur Midwife/ delivery suite - u know ur baby better than anyone else so if ur worried, go get checked out!
Xxx

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As the baby gets bigger and runs out of room, movement should be somewhat less frequent, so I would try not to stress too much, but definitely trust your gut and call your doc or go to L&D for a quick check if you have any concerns. I had to go for a non-stress test last week and the nurse kept telling me over and over again, "if you don't feel right, just come in. That's what we're all here for."

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I'm having less movement here too. She's passing the kick counts but her movements are lighter/softer. I'm so freaked out about losing her days before delivery. She does have quiet days though, fairly regularly.

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I've been feeling nausea since week 36 (now 38w4d) but babies movements haven't changed much

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At 36w, I started feeling nauseous, too. 10 days later and I still feel it, however, baby movements remain the same. Drink water or juice and see if it perks baby up.

Feeling sick baby not moving as much?

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