Fetal movement is weak at 25 weeks of pregnancy, and fetal movement is reduced at 25 weeks of pregna

The number of fetal movements, the speed and the strength of the fetus can indicate the safety of the fetus. Generally speaking, when the gestational age reaches 24 weeks, it is time to listen to the fetal heart rate and count the fetal movements. The first common cause of decreased fetal movement is fever in pregnant mothers.

When pregnant mothers have a fever, the blood flow around the body will increase, which will reduce the blood flow of the placenta and uterus, resulting in a slight lack of oxygen to the baby. At this time, the fetal movement will suddenly decrease. At this time, it is best for the pregnant mother to go to the hospital for examination and as soon as possible**.

The second common cause is that the placenta does not have enough oxygen to the fetus due to poor placental function, and the baby's long-term lack of oxygen will also reduce fetal movements.

In addition, in fact, the baby's daily fetal movement is not very regular, environmental changes or mood changes and many other complex reasons may lead to different fetal movements, as long as the fetal heart rate test is normal, the problem will not be too big. As long as there is no problem with the fetal movement count, that is, 3-5 fetal movements in 1 hour, or more than 10 fetal movements in 12 hours, it is normal.

Fetal movement refers to the baby's heartbeat during pregnancy, so there will be a lot of knowledge about fetal movement, how long is pregnant, and the number of fetal movements is also different. Generally speaking, the fetal movement is also regular, and this detail may only be felt by the pregnant woman herself, so what happens to the sudden decrease in fetal movement at 25 weeks?

What happens when there is a sudden decrease in fetal movement at 25 weeks of pregnancy.

Normal, you don't need to worry too much and be nervous, fetal movement is related to fetal position, don't worry, normal fetal movement is 18-24 weeks. Fetal movements are generally 3 to 5 per hour, and about 30 to 40 fetal movements in 12 hours. Under normal circumstances, there are certain changes in the strength and frequency of fetal movements throughout the day, with fewer movements in the morning and more after 6 p.m., and the most active fetal movements at 8 or 11 p.m.

The intensity and frequency of fetal movements vary greatly from person to person. Some have as many as 100 times in 12 hours, and some have only 30 to 40 times. However, as long as the fetal movement is regular, rhythmic, and the change curve is not large, it means that the fetal development is normal.

The best time for fetal movements.

When the fetus is older day by day, the feeling of fetal movement will not be obvious, fetal movement is divided into chest wall movement, limb movement, etc., some fetal movements are not large, pregnant women can not feel it, you observe, there are 2 fetal movement peaks in a day, one at 7 9 o'clock in the morning, and the other at 11 o'clock in the evening to 1 o'clock in the morning the next day.

The fetal movement is also regular, he will also beat in time, then the general fetal movement also has a specified number of times, if the fetal movement does not meet the normal number of beats, it is recommended to go to the relevant hospital for examination in time. You must pay attention to these changes, and fetal movement is also a manifestation that can reflect the baby's health.

Fetal heart rate monitoring or ultrasound is recommended.

Generally, at about 24 weeks of pregnancy, the number of fetal movements is still unstable, so the fetal movements will appear more and less, and sudden increase or decrease in fetal movements indicate that the fetus is hypoxic in uterus, as long as the fetal movements are regular and do not change much, even if it is normal. However, if there is a sudden lack of fetal movement for a long time or very rapid and frequent fetal movements, it is necessary to go to the hospital as soon as possible to prevent excessive hypoxia of the fetus.

At 28 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus will gradually develop regular work and rest habits, and the number of fetal movements will be relatively stable. Normally, the number of fetal movements at 28 weeks of pregnancy is about 30-40 times in 12 hours. The fetus has its own sleep rules, so there are certain changes in the strength and frequency of fetal movements in the day, the number of times in the morning is less, after 6 o'clock in the afternoon, and the fetal movements are most active at 8-11 o'clock in the evening.

In addition, the number of fetal movements is affected by many factors. Some pregnant mothers will find that when they are busy, the number of fetal movements will be less; And when you sit down and relax, the number of fetal movements will increase significantly. These are all normal phenomena.

During pregnancy, if you feel that the fetus moves too much or too little, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time, so that the doctor can help you judge the situation with professional knowledge. Even if you spend money to buy a peace of mind, it's good. I also had this situation 29 weeks ago, I went to the hospital for examination, the fetal heart rate monitoring is really not normal, the B ultrasound umbilical cord blood flow is also too high, the doctor said it is more serious, I was hospitalized for two days, and then I got better.

Now the baby is more than eleven months old, although it took two days and spent more than a thousand, but the baby is fine, everything is worth it.

The first reason may be that you usually exercise less and lie down every day, so the child is lazy and he is not willing to move, and the second reason should be that you usually can't eat, and there will be vomiting symptoms, so the child is also lacking in nutrition. The third reason is to get angry often, because women during pregnancy are very stingy and emotionally abnormal, and the child will be affected by your emotions, so try to keep your mood happy.

As the pregnancy time increases, the intra-abdominal space becomes smaller, the fetus moves are limited, and it is normal for the fetus to move less, but not less than three times per hour, if it is less than three times, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time.

It may be a primiparous woman who does not know what fetal movement is because she has no experience in fetal movement, or a pregnant woman has thick abdominal fat, so she does not feel sensitive.

When expectant mothers enter the second trimester, fetal movements will become more and more frequent. Therefore, at this stage, expectant mothers need to count the fetal movements every day, so that we can understand the situation of the fetus at the first time. Expectant mothers in the second trimester also have more appetite, and they should pay more attention to the reasonable arrangement of diet.

Generally speaking, around 20 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnant mother can feel obvious fetal movements. Normally, the number of obvious fetal movements is 3-5 times an hour, and the number of obvious fetal movements is more than 30-40 times in 12 hours. However, due to the individual differences of each fetus, some fetuses can achieve more than 100 fetal movements in 12 hours.

However, as long as the fetal movement is very regular and rhythmic, and there is little change, it means that the fetus is very normal.

Precautions for 25 weeks of pregnancy.

In the sixth month of pregnancy, if the pregnant mother suddenly notices that the fetal movement decreases or the fetal movement stops, it means that there is a problem with the baby's health and must go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. Secondly, if the number of fetal movements of the baby is less than 20 times in 12 hours, or less than 3 times in 1 hour, it is likely that the fetus is hypoxic, and the pregnant mother also needs to go to the hospital for examination at this time. In addition, if the pregnant mother has irregular bleeding, she also needs to go to the hospital immediately.

That's all for the fetal movement at 25 weeks of pregnancy. In short, I believe everyone already knows the fetal movement at 25 weeks of pregnancy, and also knows what to pay attention to during this period. Therefore, once the pregnant mother finds that the fetal movement is abnormal, she needs to go to the hospital for examination and ** in time, so that the fetus can turn around and avoid unfortunate situations.

When a woman reaches 20 weeks of pregnancy, regular fetal movements occur. The number of movements per hour is not less than 3 to 5 movements per hour, and the number of movements is at least 30 to 40 movements in 12 hours. However, there are differences in fetal development, and some fetuses may move up to 100 times in 12 hours.

However, if the fetal movements are regular and rhythmic, it indicates that the baby's development is complete.

Fetal movements usually occur around 18-20 weeks of pregnancy, and the fetal movements are usually 3-5 times per hour. As the gestational age increases, the fetal movement becomes more and more active. However, in the third trimester of pregnancy, fetal movements gradually decrease.

Once the fetal head is in the basin, the fetal movement decreases. Even if the baby is in the pelvis and the fetal movement decreases, there will generally be 2-3 fetal movements per hour. Overall, 12 hours a day of fetal movements are generally about 20-30 times, and must not be less than 10 times.

If the fetus moves too much or too little, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up, listen to the fetal heart rate or do fetal heart rate monitoring, and check the condition of the fetus.

The fetal movement at 25 weeks of pregnancy is irregular, and the fetus is not very stable before 28 weeks of pregnancy, so the fetal movement will not be regular, and the normal obvious fetal movement is not less than 3 5 times in 1 hour, and the number of obvious fetal movements in 12 hours is more than 30 40 times. However, due to the large individual differences in fetuses, some fetuses can move about 100 times in 12 hours, as long as the fetal movements are regular, rhythmic, and do not change much, it proves that the fetal development is normal. In addition, the amount of fetal movement is also related to the fetal position and the state of the mother.

If the fetal movement is too frequent or there is no fetal movement, it is recommended to go to the hospital to listen to the fetal heart rate or do a related fetal heart rate monitoring and other examinations.

At this stage, if the fetal movement is regular, it is about 3 to 5 times an hour, and the fetal movement at this stage should be a little more.

First of all, the fetus at 25 weeks of pregnancy generally has fetal movement every day in the mother's body, expectant mothers can carefully observe it, if the expectant mother can not feel the fetal movement for several days, the expectant mother needs to go to the hospital to do a fetal ultrasound examination, with the help of the doctor to see if the fetus has the possibility of intrauterine asphyxia.

Secondly, the mother and child are connected, and the fetus also has joys, sorrows and sorrows in the mother's body, if the expectant mother is too tired during pregnancy or the expectant mother's mood fluctuates during pregnancy, it will also affect the fetus, and most of the abnormal fetal movements are caused by the bad mood of the expectant mother. Therefore, expectant mothers must learn to adjust their mood during pregnancy, ensure normal sleep, do not stay up late often, and develop healthy eating habits, so that the fetus can grow healthily and steadily in the mother's body.

In addition, 25 weeks of pregnancy fetal movement is normal, indicating that the fetus is developing very well in the mother's body, if the expectant mother is very entangled in whether the fetus is moving, you can buy a fetal fetal movement detector, regularly self-monitor at home, once the fetal movement is found to be abnormal, or there is no fetal movement for several days, the expectant mother will go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

Dietary considerations for the second trimester:

1. The diet should be rich in calcium.

Calcium is an important component for the formation of bones and teeth, the contraction of muscles, and the maintenance of blood function, and needs to be consumed in large amounts during the second trimester. Sardines and dried fish are important for calcium**, but choose foods with less salt. Dairy products, green vegetables, eggs, almonds, sesame seeds, etc., are rich in calcium.

Eating high-calcium foods with beef, pork, and chicken can improve absorption.

2. Adequate intake of iron.

Iron intake can prevent anemia, and iron-rich foods include red meat and animal liver. Iron foods are more absorbable when consumed with vitamin C, which can promote iron absorption in the body. Conversely, beverages such as black tea and coffee contain caffeine, which can interfere with iron absorption in the body.

Pregnant mommy should not drink these drinks 1 hour before eating.

3. Consume foods rich in fiber.

Eating more fibre-rich foods can effectively prevent constipation, but it is necessary to eat modestly so as not to affect the absorption rate of calcium and iron. To get enough fibre, pregnant women can use multigrain rice instead of white rice, vegetable broth instead of broth or chicken broth, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Eat more than two kinds of vegetables at each meal, and eat more than one type of seaweed such as kelp, seaweed, kelp, and seaweed.