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Q: Hiccups
asked by: sehrish on June 16th, 2006
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:( I m 35 weeks pregnant and cann't feel hiccups I do feel kicks but no hiccups at all may be I cann't tell the diffence b\w kicks and hiccups so how I can differntiate and secondly I have pelvic pain I feel it only when I lye down to sleep and when I turn side 2 side I feel it toooooooo...Much and I cann't sleep because of this and cann't move...... My heart beat becomes fast and my face get blush :oops: ...Help plz..........
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Sarah020406
replied on June 16th, 2006
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Hiccups are alot softer than kicks and happen every few seconds. I didn't realise thats what it was till the midwife asked me about them. The pelvic pain is prob due to baby dropping and the head being engaged, (that makes life very uncomfortable) if the baby has dropped he/she is prob putting alot of pressure on your bladder too, but if you are worried just give your dr a call.
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sehrish
replied on June 17th, 2006
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Thankx 4 Replying
Thank u so much u solved my problem I thought it was only me who feel pelvic pain....Thankx again
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sehrish
replied on June 17th, 2006
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Thankx 4 Replying
Thank u so much u solved my problem I thought it was only me who feel pelvic pain....Thankx again
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SamanthaM
replied on June 18th, 2006
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Have you ever felt like the baby was kicking softly with rhythm? That is most likely the baby hiccuping unless you have an extremely talented baby in there.
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sehrish
replied on June 19th, 2006
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No Rythmatic Movements
Yah I donn't feel rymatic movements and sometimes I feels very soft sort of kicks like movement but once in a blue moon not daily
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rosejackson
replied on July 16th, 2006
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I didnt feel hiccups until a week ago and im 34 weeks now. With me I can tell the difference hugely because the babys kicks are really violent but the hiccups I like because they are soft and just makes my belly bounce every few seconds...Lol I like that! Ive also been getting pelvic pains, but only slight and I can never get comfy anymore because of heartburn. Joys of pregnancy. Good luck with the rest of your pregnancy hun xxx
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every_ready?
replied on August 17th, 2006
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I have only noticed hiccups twice now (i am 30 weeks). But I think I only noticed them because I had my hand on my belly, or I just happen to be looking.

They are very light (compared to kicked) and I can see my belly move every second or so.

Your baby is probably hiccuping, but maybe at times where you are busy and don't notice, or they are too light.

Good luck !

(sorry I can't help with the pelvic pain, I haven't had that)
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