Movement question

MrsEllis10

First off I know every pregnancy is different...

My first I felt movement at 15 weeks and she never stopped. She was literally a wild child in there. This time I felt movement at 14 weeks and had been feeling little pokes here and there everyday. I haven't felt movement in exactly a week now. Last Tuesday I had horrible cramping which was period like cramping, but I thought maybe it was just gas. Sunday I realized I hadn't felt the baby since then so I went get checked out. Heartbeat was 140 and pelvic exam revealed cervix was still closed.

I STILL haven't felt movement. My next dr's appt is next Tuesday.

What would you all do and have any of you experienced this??  

FamilyIsLove

Do you have an anterior placenta?  It could be muffling the baby's movements.  This is my second...my uterus was actually flipped upside down and backwards after I had my DD.  So at the start of this pregnancy, my placenta was in the back.  I too felt flutters early -- like 14 weeks...then nothing.  My 17 wk u/s revealed my uterus flipped back so now my placenta is anterior.  I do feel a lot of movement now but it isn't consistent.  Some days I feel full on kicks...other days just sligth movements.  I think they are still small enough to get into spots we can't feel.  Give it time and the movement will be more consistent.

1111skye

This is my 2nd and I still rarely feel movement.  Do you have anyone w/ a home doppler?  If not, pop into the dr office and see if you can just do a doppler check.  My ob says if I'm EVER worried to just come in.

hermione76

I felt movement really early with my son. This time around I have an anterior placenta and I don't feel much. I will feel some flutters every once in a while. My Ob told me it was normal and try not to worry. I know that is easier said then done.

Susie110709

Your little one might have changed positions.  I felt movement about 17 weeks with my little guy, and he would change positions on me and I wouldn't feel him for a few days.  They're still pretty tiny at 15 weeks, I wouldn't worry.