Should I go in? UPDATE 2

Question

I'm not sure if I'm worrying over nothing or not. The past two days I haven't felt the baby move very often. Normally I can feel her just about all day everyday, but the past two days I haven't really felt much of anything. Idk if I should be concerned or not because I'm only about 26w, and I know movement can be sporadic, but I've felt her everyday since 20w so I'm just wondering if I should be worried enough to go to ER or L&D or not. I've tried eating, laying on my side, drinking something cold/sugary, it just doesn't seem to be doing much

Edit- I felt 10 kicks/movements in about 20 mins finally, so I'm going to hold off on calling/going in and see how she is tomorrow. I'm hoping she just had a lazy couple days and will be back to normal in the morning 
Edit 2- she's back to normal. Kicking and punching like crazy! Just about every movement she makes shakes my entire belly

Answer

Go to ld. You will feel better knowing everything is good. As an ld nurse I m never blame anyone for coming to get check... I went last week myself bc I felt less movement then baby's norm.

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I would go in, just to check and put your mind at ease!

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She could be growing which has made her become more sleepy... I've felt my son move since 11 weeks and everytime he goes through a growth he doesn't move very much but when he does this i usually eat a lot more im 26 weeks and currently going through a growth now. If youre worried call L&D if youre not too worried talk to your midwife at your next appointment about it but it is always best to go get checked just in case

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Call the doctor and go get checked every baby is different only you know when they are active so if it's changed talk to your doctor

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Eat something sweet or drink a lot of cold water. Sometimes babies sleep for a long time. Im sure your baby is fine 😊

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So you do feel her, just not as strong movements?

Should I go in? UPDATE 2

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