What s wrong with the child constantly stirring in the belly

If the movement is very regular, not a sudden movement, it can only mean that the child is developing very well, full of physical strength, or the child is more naughty and active, if accompanied by severe abdominal pain, it needs to be checked by the hospital immediately.

Normal fetal movement is a special "family letter" for the fetus to report to its mother, and it is also a manifestation of the good condition of the fetus. Abnormal fetal movements, on the other hand, indicate that the fetus is currently in difficulty or danger. So, you have to learn to observe the fetal movements.

Fetal movements, which are felt by pregnant women, initially appear in the middle of the lower abdomen, often come in several different types.

Among them, there is a turning movement, which is the left and right rotation of the fetal body, which lasts for a long time, generally 3 30 seconds, and the turning action is larger, and you will feel the feeling of rolling and pulling;

Sometimes, you will notice the movements of the fetus's limbs, such as punching and kicking, which usually last for 1 15 seconds, and you can feel the baby kicking or beating in the abdomen; Sometimes, you may feel that your baby is vibrating, squirming slowly, or as if you are beating your diaphragm.

During the day, there are two peaks in fetal movement, one at 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and one at 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. the next day. Other times, especially early in the morning, there is relatively little fetal movement. The general rule is no less than 3 5 times per hour, and about 30 to 40 times or more every 12 hours.

Many babies have been moving on the left side of the mother's belly, which is a situation that makes pregnant women more worried, mainly because the baby's limbs are on the left side of the mother's belly. Injuries to your baby, such as a lack of oxygen or body pain, can also keep your baby moving. The mother should go to the hospital in time to check the body to confirm whether the fetus is normal, and if there is a problem with the fetus, it should be timed**.

In our lives, many women find that the baby in their womb keeps moving on the left side of their belly when they are pregnant, which is very common and makes pregnant women more worried. The baby keeps moving on the left side of the belly, probably because the baby's limbs are on the left side of the mother's belly. When the baby is sleeping, there is a possibility of kicking the mother.

People should have an idea of why the baby moves on the left side of the belly.

If the baby keeps moving on the left side of the mother's belly, it may be because the baby is deprived of oxygen. There are many reasons for the baby's hypoxia, such as the baby's umbilical cord around the neck, the baby's amniotic fluid problems, or the baby's respiratory system abnormalities. The mother's indiscriminate use of drugs or the mother's excessive emotions will also cause the baby to lack oxygen.

If this happens, parents must go to the hospital for a check-up in time.

Some babies move on the left side of the mother's belly, because the baby's limbs grow on the left side of the mother's belly, and the baby will kick the mother's stomach when sleeping or playing, which is normal. Fetal movement is a normal phenomenon of the fetus, and as long as the fetal movement is not particularly frequent, parents do not need to worry too much. When the fetus moves, the mother should not be too scared and should communicate more with the baby in the womb.

Generally speaking, it is normal for the baby in the womb to move on the left side of the mother's stomach all the time. After all, fetal movement is a normal physiological condition, but some other reasons may also cause abnormal movement of the baby, such as the mother's abdomen is injured by external forces, so that the fetus in the womb can not breathe normally. Or if the fetus feels pain, the fetus may keep kicking the mother because of the pain.

To sum up, the baby in the womb of many mothers in life has been moving on the left side of the mother's belly, which is normal, mainly because the baby's limbs are on the left side of the mother's belly. If this happens, the mother does not need to worry, she should communicate more with the baby in the womb, and if the baby has respiratory abnormalities or is injured, it is possible to keep moving. In view of this situation, the mother should go to the hospital for a timely examination.

It is normal for the baby to move in the belly, but frequent fetal movement also means that the fetus is in an abnormal state in the uterine cavity, and there may be fetal hypoxia or fetal asphyxia, so you should go to a regular hospital for examination in time to determine whether there is an abnormality according to the frequency of fetal movement. A normal baby is about 3 to 5 movements per hour, and the frequency of 24 hours is about 60 to 80 movements. Because each woman's physical condition is different, the state of fetal development is also different, so the frequency of fetal movement is also different from person to person, and regular prenatal check-ups should be carried out to understand whether the fetus has abnormal development, so that it can also be carried out in time**.

The baby will move in the belly, in the second trimester, we can feel the baby's activities, and the fetal movement is regular, we can judge whether the fetus is developing normally through the regularity of fetal movement. When the baby moves in the belly, we can communicate with the baby by touching the belly, especially after meals and before going to bed, the baby's activities will be more obvious, and the fetal movement will become more frequent.

About 20 weeks into pregnancy, we can gradually feel the fetal movement, with the deepening of the pregnancy, the feeling of fetal movement will become more and more obvious, in order to detect the health of the baby, expectant mothers should develop a good habit of counting the number of fetal movements, if there is abnormal fetal movement, then take corresponding measures in time.

Frequent fetal movements are one of the common situations, so what's going on with the baby in the belly? According to experts, the normal fetal movement is not less than three times per hour, if the number of fetal movements per hour is more than 10 times, then it belongs to frequent fetal movements, and there are two situations of frequent fetal movements, one is physiological fetal movements, and the other is pathological fetal movements.

1. Physiological fetal movements, mainly refer to the fact that in some specific periods, expectant mothers will feel a significant increase in the number of fetal movements, such as after meals, when bathing, and before going to bed, fetal movements may become frequent. During the post-meal period, the baby absorbs enough nutrients and changes more energetically, and the fetal movements are significantly more frequent than before meals. In addition, when the baby is relaxed, the baby will also feel relaxed, and the fetal movements will become frequent.

2. Pathological fetal movement, which means that the baby may have encountered some diseases or hypoxia, at this time the baby will become irritable, and the number of fetal movements will increase significantly. For example, the occurrence of abnormal conditions such as placental abruption and umbilical cord around the neck may cause the baby to have symptoms of too frequent fetal movements, and in severe cases, fetal death may occur.

What's the matter with the baby moving in the belly all the time? For the situation of frequent fetal movements, expectant mothers must be vigilant, if it is physiological fetal movements, then we do not have to worry too much, if there is suddenly too frequent fetal movements, or the expectant mother's abdomen is hit with frequent fetal movements, then expectant mothers must pay attention to it and seek medical attention in time.

For pregnant women who have just become pregnant, the mood is very wonderful, but at the same time there is a lot of nervousness, because they don't know much about pregnancy, and they often worry about the fetus. In particular, when you feel the fetal movement, sometimes you are worried about the frequent fetal movements, and sometimes you are upset because the fetus is not moving. So, what's the deal with the fetus not moving in the womb?

Fetal movements generally begin at the fourth month of pregnancy, when the movements are relatively mild and may not be felt by the pregnant woman. However, in the third trimester of pregnancy, fetal movements will be obvious and frequent, and pregnant women can feel fetal movements. But if the baby does not move, then it is possible that the baby is sleeping, but it may also be that the baby is entangled in the umbilical cord and cannot move, and there is a risk of suffocation.

But no matter what the reason is, once a pregnant woman feels that the fetus does not move for a long time, she should go to the hospital for a prenatal examination to check the condition of the fetus. The condition of the fetus can be determined by checking the fetal heartbeat or by doing ultrasound. Fetal movement is a sign of fetal survival, once the fetal movement occurs, pregnant women should pay attention to the number and time of fetal movements of the fetus every day.

Generally, pregnant women will feel that the amplitude of fetal movements will become more and more powerful, and the number of fetal movements will increase, and the fetal movement is most active at 20-24 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, it is recommended that after the female ** receives obvious fetal movements, she should count the number of fetal movements every day to ensure that the fetus is normal. If the fetus moves too frequently or too little, you need to go to the hospital for a checkup.