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LO is really low.

Larissa_1985 posted:

So I am 18w 1d, and I've been feeling peanut move for a while now, but she is really low, lower than my first pregnancy around this time. I can feel her move around three to four inches below my belly button and I know my uterus is measuring right on. My doctor didn't mention anything when the nurse had to find LO's heartbeat close to my pubic. Anyone else's LO really low?

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:LO is really low.So I am 18w 1d, and I've been feeling peanut move for a while now, but she is really low, lower than my first pregnancy around this time. I can feel her move around three to four inches below my belly button and I know my uterus is measuring right on. My doctor didn't mention anything when the nurse had to find LO's heartbeat close to my pubic. Anyone else's LO really low?

mommy_a responded:

Sorry I don't have a specific answer but there's another discussion going on in the second tri board on the same topic

http://forums.webmd.com/3/pregnancy-second-trimester-exchange/forum/20671?@guest@

there are a few replies there that might help

Report This| Share this:LO is really low.Sorry I don't have a specific answer but there's another discussion going on in the second tri board on the same topic <br /><br /><a href="http://forums.webmd.com/3/pregnancy-second-trimester-exchange/forum/20671?@guest@">http://forums.webmd.com/3/pregnancy-second-trimester-exchange/forum/20671?@guest@</a><br /><br />there are a few replies there that might help

ReneeErin replied to mommy_a's response:

Mine's really low too even though my uterus is up to about my belly button. The heartbeat was found just about the pubic bone for me too. I guess the baby just really likes being low!

Report This| Share this:LO is really low.Mine's really low too even though my uterus is up to about my belly button. The heartbeat was found just about the pubic bone for me too. I guess the baby just really likes being low! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/litesmile.gif" align="top" border="0">

williamswifey replied to ReneeErin's response:

I think we all just have lazy LO's that like to chill in our pelvic region. With my DS I felt my movement in my bellybutton and above all the time. This lil one is low at all times any my uterus is measuring right on time.

Report This| Share this:LO is really low.I think we all just have lazy LO's that like to chill in our pelvic region. With my DS I felt my movement in my bellybutton and above all the time. This lil one is low at all times any my uterus is measuring right on time.

bitesizehoney responded:

Mine's real low, too, and m uterus is measuring right on.. i thought that maybe if i was farther along that it would eventually move up.. but reading all your responses makes me think twice.. hmmm...

Report This| Share this:LO is really low.Mine's real low, too, and m uterus is measuring right on.. i thought that maybe if i was farther along that it would eventually move up.. but reading all your responses makes me think twice.. hmmm...

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