When do you know it time to see a doctor

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I feel like i have had alot less movement from my little one yesterday and today when do you know it time to see a doctor? I dont wanna go to the er and look like a crazy person but i am starting to worry a little

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You call your OB anytime something isn't usual and worrying you. They have a phone nurse to speak to at anytime and the hospital L&D has a phone nurse that can put you through to an OB anytime. Don't ever wait if something isn't right. Call ASAP so that you can be properly advised on what you should do. If you're close to or later than 24 weeks the L&D triage is where you'd go for an emergency. 
The ER is absolutely shit for pregnant women by the way. Call your OB nurse line now if you're very worried. If they don't have 24hr the hospital L&D does so call that number.

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How far along are you? Baby's movements tend to be irregular before 24 weeks. If you're later than that and aren't noticing the same pattern of movement, got to labour and delivery. Even if everything's fine, its definitely better to be safe than sorry in this situation. Good luck!!

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Go straight away, don’t wait any longer. I’m sure it’s fine, but don’t wait. You won’t look crazy I promise 😊

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Once you are over 24-28 weeks call IMMEDIATELY when you notice a change in movements, they might give you advice over the phone or ask you to come in for monitoring. Never wait until the next day- especially in your third trimester...

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It’s common.

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You won’t look crazy call your doctor.

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Get checked out! You won’t look crazy at all!

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I’ve literally been thanked for going into the hospital to check & it been nothing. They would 100% rather check & be safe, then have you not check and something be wrong.

When do you know it time to see a doctor

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