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Hiccups low and high?

lkm2006lkm2006 member
in March 2013 Moms

I'll start by saying I have absolutely no idea what position DS is in.  I'm not one of those persons that can tell body parts based just off of movement.  All I know was that this baby was head down at 28 weeks (sonogram).

The past couple of days, I have been feeling hiccups both super low and then also up high (above my belly button).  Usually within hours of each other, but it seems a little late in the game for him to be flipping that many times in one day.  Is is possible that when I'm feeling them higher up, it's coming more from his back?  I don't even know if that makes sense but maybe someone knows what I'm talking about. ;)  I just assumed you always felt hiccups where the baby's head is!  DS1 stayed in the exact same position basically my entire pregnancy so a moving baby is new to me!

 

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  • Virginia&Joshua11052011Virginia&Joshua11052011 member

    Between my mother talking to me, and my LO having hiccups a couple times, it is pretty much a whole body reaction for LO. Because remember they are kind of in a neutural boyant state.

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  • toriwctoriwc member
    I was told last week that there is still a good deal of flipping going on, so that could be it.  But I agree that for them hiccups are a whole body sort of thing, so that could explain it.
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  • kelseyjom89kelseyjom89
    I'm 31 weeks and I also feel hiccups both low and high. When I had a u/s at 28 weeks she was positioned head down, but I feel like she's still flipping around a lot in there. 
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  • TMWarren85TMWarren85 member
    I'm at 32 weeks, had an U/S last week and he's head down- I asked the tech when they stop flipping and she said more than likely he would stay put, but he could still flip but I would definitely notice it (and I haven't). So, I get the hiccups both high and low, usually I feel it low in my pelvis towards one side or the other, like he's pushing towards one side, and then I feel it on the opposite side up high. Down low is an internal feeling, but the up high is strong enough that DH can feel it too. I was thinking it was maybe through his back and the shuttering type movements, but like other PP's have said, it could be the whole body from LO still being buoyant. 
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  • lkm2006lkm2006 member
    imageTMWarren85:
    I'm at 32 weeks, had an U/S last week and he's head down I asked the tech when they stop flipping and she said more than likely he would stay put, but he could still flip but I would definitely notice it and I haven't. So, I get the hiccups both high and low, usually I feel it low in my pelvis towards one side or the other, like he's pushing towards one side, and then I feel it on the opposite side up high. Down low is an internal feeling, but the up high is strong enough that DH can feel it too. I was thinking it was maybe through his back and the shuttering type movements, but like other PP's have said, it could be the whole body from LO still beingnbsp;buoyant.nbsp;


    That's exactly how it feels! You described it much better than me! I usually feel them low on the left side and then high on the right side.

    Thanks to everyone who responded, I feel a lot less crazy now knowing I'm not the only one!

     

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  • rm2013rm2013 member
    imagelkm2006:
    imageTMWarren85:
    I'm at 32 weeks, had an U/S last week and he's head down I asked the tech when they stop flipping and she said more than likely he would stay put, but he could still flip but I would definitely notice it and I haven't. So, I get the hiccups both high and low, usually I feel it low in my pelvis towards one side or the other, like he's pushing towards one side, and then I feel it on the opposite side up high. Down low is an internal feeling, but the up high is strong enough that DH can feel it too. I was thinking it was maybe through his back and the shuttering type movements, but like other PP's have said, it could be the whole body from LO still beingnbsp;buoyant.nbsp;


    That's exactly how it feels! You described it much better than me! I usually feel them low on the left side and then high on the right side.

    Thanks to everyone who responded, I feel a lot less crazy now knowing I'm not the only one!


    This is EXACTLY how it feels for me too.
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  • rm2013rm2013 member
    imagelkm2006:
    imageTMWarren85:
    I'm at 32 weeks, had an U/S last week and he's head down I asked the tech when they stop flipping and she said more than likely he would stay put, but he could still flip but I would definitely notice it and I haven't. So, I get the hiccups both high and low, usually I feel it low in my pelvis towards one side or the other, like he's pushing towards one side, and then I feel it on the opposite side up high. Down low is an internal feeling, but the up high is strong enough that DH can feel it too. I was thinking it was maybe through his back and the shuttering type movements, but like other PP's have said, it could be the whole body from LO still beingnbsp;buoyant.nbsp;


    That's exactly how it feels! You described it much better than me! I usually feel them low on the left side and then high on the right side.

    Thanks to everyone who responded, I feel a lot less crazy now knowing I'm not the only one!


    This is EXACTLY how it feels for me too.
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