For example, your baby may kick, hiccup, roll, turn, or twist . These movements are common and expected. As your baby grows, these movements will get stronger. But sometimes you might feel a movement that surprises you.
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Abnormal forceful, jerky, and periodic fetal movement can be associated with a fetal seizure. The seizures occur repeatedly, usually involving the whole fetal body, and at a frequency that varies from two movements/second in clonic convulsions to several times/minute in lightening convulsions (2, 3).
Read moreWhat type of fetal movement is abnormal?
Abnormal forceful, jerky, and periodic fetal movement can be associated with a fetal seizure. The seizures occur repeatedly, usually involving the whole fetal body, and at a frequency that varies from two movements/second in clonic convulsions to several times/minute in lightening convulsions (2, 3).
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