Fetal heart rate is the heart rate of the fetus in the womb, at what value is the fetal heart rate c

The normal range of a baby's fetal heart rate is usually between 110 and 160 beats per minute, which is within the normal range.

Pregnant mothers should pay attention to the prenatal examination when they are examined, and the results, combined with the doctor's statement, if there are no special circumstances, there is generally no problem, so there is no need to worry too much.

A fetus's heart rate is between 120 and 160, which is normal and healthy.

Around 110 164 is very normal, and usually at 12 months, the pelvis may slowly enter the abdominal cavity.

Normal pregnancy from the 37th week of pregnancy to do fetal heart rate monitoring once a week, normal fetal heart sounds 120 160 minutes, if the fetal heart sounds more than 160 minutes or lasting 100 minutes indicate fetal intrauterine hypoxia, should be timely**.

The normal fetal heart rate is 120 160 beats per minute, and it is important to keep a record of the fetal heart rate during pregnancy, and this can also have many benefits.

110 to 160 beats per minute is normal. If it is said that it is more than this number of times, it is not a trivial matter to see a doctor in time.

The fetal heart rate of the fetus is generally 110-160 beats, which is normal.

The normal fetal heart rate is 110 160 beats per minute.

Before 20 weeks of pregnancy, the average fetal heart rate is 162 beats per minute.

Pregnancy 21 at 30 weeks averages 147 minutes.

Pregnancy 31 to 40 weeks gestation averages 139 minutes.

When many expectant mothers go to the hospital for examination, they will find that one of them is to listen to the fetal heart rate, which is actually to listen to the baby's heartbeat rate, so as to see if the baby has a lack of oxygen, so as to ensure the safety of the baby. So, there are also many expectant mothers who don't know the normal value of the fetal heart rate, so how much is the fetal heart rate normal?

Fetal heart rate is the sound of the fetus's heart beating in the womb, the timbre is crisp, the rhythm is neat, much like the ticking sound of a clock, and the fetus can also be understood by listening to the fetal heartbeat. A normal fetal heartbeat of 120-160 beats per minute should sound regular and gap-free. Newborn babies have a fast heart rate of more than 130 beats, and children under 3 years of age often have a heart rate of more than 100 beats.

Normal fetal heartbeat is 120-160 times per minute, if the fetal heartbeat is greater than 160, it means that the fetus has mild hypoxia, it is necessary for the mother to inhale oxygen to improve the fetal hypoxia, if your child's heartbeat is still at 160 times, it is recommended that you continue to inhale oxygen, and you are pregnant, from now until the birth to the hospital once a week to do prenatal checkups. Fetal heart sounds are not normal for the fetus to descend too quickly or too slowly. Fetal fetal heart rate is the most important means of fetal safety, so it is necessary for every pregnant woman to record the fetal fetal heart rate.

At this time, the pregnant woman must know the normal range of fetal fetal heart rate; The normal fetal heart rate is 110 160 minutes, the average fetal heart rate is 162 minutes before 20 weeks' gestation, 147 beats at 21 30 weeks' gestation, and 139 minutes at 31 to 40 weeks' gestation. The loudest fetal heart sounds are usually heard in the abdominal wall of the pregnant woman, above the baby's back, and the loudest heart sounds vary depending on the position of the fetal head. If the fetal heart rate is less than 110 beats per minute or more than 160 beats per minute, it means that the fetal heart rate is abnormal and needs further monitoring.

Diagnostic criteria exclude maternal fever and the influence of drug factors, and the fetal heart rate is continuous at baseline or 160 beats. Baseline variation and attenuation. The criterion is 5 points of baseline amplitude or 2 points of baseline amplitude.

Frequent early decelerations, less than 100 decelerations per minute. Frequent late decelerations occur with a frequency of more than 20% of contractions. Severe variable deceleration, more than 30% of contractions or as little as 60 decelerations per minute.

Fetal heart rate abnormalities in most cases represent fetal hypoxia in utero, the more severe the fetal heart rate abnormality, often means that the fetal hypoxia is also more serious, but not all fetal heart rate abnormalities are caused by hypoxia, in addition to the above conditions, the pregnant woman's own condition also affects the change of fetal heartbeat. Maternal risk factors include premature rupture of membranes, placenta previa, severe preeclampsia, abnormal amniotic fluid volume, advanced age, and placental gas exchange disorders. Fetal factors include umbilical cord entanglement, torsion, knotting, prematurity, amniotic fluid meconium, etc.

If a pregnant woman monitors the fetal heart rate at home and has any abnormalities, she should seek medical attention in time for an examination. It helps to detect problems in time and take timely measures to save your baby's life.

Fetal heart rate is the fetal heartbeat, so, how normal is the fetal heart rate? Everyone's heartbeat is different, for the fetus, the fetal heart rate will also change with the growth of gestational age months, but there will be a range value, too fast or slow we should pay attention.

The normal value of the fetal heart rate is not completely constant, but changes as the pregnancy cycle increases. Normally, the normal range of fetal heart rate is 120-160 beats per minute. Before 20 weeks of pregnancy, the average fetal heart rate is 162 beats per minute; In the 21-30 weeks of pregnancy, the average fetal heart rate is 147 beats per minute; By 31-40 weeks of pregnancy, the average is 139 beats per minute.

In general, pregnant women do not use ultrasound Doppler fetal heart rate for self-monitoring before 15 weeks of pregnancy. And for pregnant women at 15 to 28 weeks of pregnancy, it is safe to measure the fetal heart rate 3 times a day for 1 minute each time. For pregnant women after 28 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is completely differentiated, which can extend the duration and frequency of monitoring.

In addition, for high-risk pregnant women after 35 weeks of pregnancy, such as pregnant women with pregnancy hypertension and hyperthyroidism, they should be hospitalized and continue to monitor the fetal heart rate with a fetal heart rate monitor, and if necessary, continue to monitor the fetal heart rate for a long time.

Therefore, the normal fetal heart rate is very important, and it is very useful for judging some conditions of the baby, so the mother must measure the fetal heart rate from time to time to ensure that she can always understand the situation of the fetus, and she can know immediately if there is any accident.

The normal range of fetal heart rate is generally 120-160 times per minute, and fetal heart rate monitoring should be monitored by an electronic fetal heart rate monitor, which can record the change of fetal heart rate at an instant, and through the signal curve graph of instantaneous change of fetal heart rate, the doctor can timely understand the reaction of the fetal heart rate when the fetus moves and contractions, so as to infer whether the fetus has hypoxia in the uterus. Fetal heartbeat refers to the fetal heartbeat, which can be heard in the abdomen of the expectant mother at 12 weeks of gestation.

Methods of monitoring fetal heartbeat at home at home:

At present, there are three types: stethoscope, fetal heart rate monitor, and fetal language instrument.

1) Stethoscopes are very common and cheap, but they are used to find the location of the fetal heartbeat, which has high technical requirements and a small sound, which is not easy for ordinary people to hear.

2) Fetal heart rate monitor and fetal language instrument are both using Doppler auscultation technology, fetal heart rate can be used to listen to the fetal heartbeat, and some can display the fetal heart rate through LED or LCD screen.

3) The fetal language instrument is a smart device, which can basically meet the standard of monitoring the fetal heart rate at home, and is used to listen to and record the fetal sound, count the heart rate and fetal movement, draw the monitoring curve, and let the doctor remotely listen to the fetal heartbeat. It needs to be connected to the mobile app, which is suitable for pregnant women with Apple and Android phones.