when do you call the dr with no movement.

I have felt nothing all morning. How long should I wait to call?

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

i think its for a total of 2 hours with no movement after you've had oj between hours 1 and 2. at least that's what my doctor said at last week's appointment.

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

How far along are you?

This happened to me about 2 weeks ago (I was 30 weeks then) and I was getting really upset. Usually is a bouncing bean all day long. But this one particular day I hardly felt anything. By the end of the work day though I felt a few little thumps here and there and by the time I went to bed, she was back to her old tricks.

My OB said that it's ok for her to have times when she is less active and that I will know when something is really off.

Have you noticed specific times of day when your LO is most active? Try eating something or drinking some juice and see if that gets it going. You can always call and ask your Dr office if you should be concerned.

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

Did you try drinking or eating something sweet? They are also less active in the morning generally. I am sure everything is fine!

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

I am 38w I layed on my side and also drank juice still nothing. At this point the movement has definitely been less and I know its normal but I have felt nothing.

Posted by ns1011

How far along are you?

This happened to me about 2 weeks ago (I was 30 weeks then) and I was getting really upset. Usually is a bouncing bean all day long. But this one particular day I hardly felt anything. By the end of the work day though I felt a few little thumps here and there and by the time I went to bed, she was back to her old tricks.

My OB said that it's ok for her to have times when she is less active and that I will know when something is really off.

Have you noticed specific times of day when your LO is most active? Try eating something or drinking some juice and see if that gets it going. You can always call and ask your Dr office if you should be concerned.

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

Posted by VTTG0609

I am 38w I layed on my side and also drank juice still nothing. At this point the movement has definitely been less and I know its normal but I have felt nothing.

Posted by ns1011

How far along are you?

This happened to me about 2 weeks ago (I was 30 weeks then) and I was getting really upset. Usually is a bouncing bean all day long. But this one particular day I hardly felt anything. By the end of the work day though I felt a few little thumps here and there and by the time I went to bed, she was back to her old tricks.

My OB said that it's ok for her to have times when she is less active and that I will know when something is really off.

Have you noticed specific times of day when your LO is most active? Try eating something or drinking some juice and see if that gets it going. You can always call and ask your Dr office if you should be concerned.

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

This happened to my sister in law recently when she was around 36 weeks, she freaked us all out-- Anyway the doctor said it was normal , as the baby gets bigger you wont necessarily feel her moving around as much. BUt ofcourse play it safe and call the doctor.. But dont worry!

Re: when do you call the dr with no movement.

I would call just to be on the safe side, but the baby is probably just sleeping. At this point I think they take long naps.