What time period does the fetus usually move?

After pregnancy, the fetal movement begins to appear at about 20 weeks of pregnancy, and some first-time or multiparous women who are lighter, thinner, and have a thinner abdominal wall may feel the fetal movement a little earlier than 20 weeks, and most people still feel the fetal movement after 20 weeks. As long as there is fetal movement every day, it means that the child is alive in the uterus, and there is no need to count fetal movements too early, at present, Chinese hospitals stipulate that 28 weeks of pregnancy enter the perinatal period, and generally start counting fetal movements after 28 weeks. There is no need to count the fetal movements all the time, choose a few points every day, generally choose three points, that is, morning, afternoon, evening, one hour at a time, more than three times in an hour of fetal movement is called normal, the fetal movement stops for a few minutes, called once, do not move once.

If the fetal movement is not enough for one hour, you can count another hour, if the fetal movement is not good for 2-3 hours in a row, you should go to the hospital to see; Or if there was more fetal movement before, and more than half of the fetal movement is less today, you must also pay attention to it and go to the hospital in time. Because low fetal movement indicates that the child may be hypoxic in utero, unnecessary fetal damage can be avoided if detected in time.

When does the fetal movement beginEspecially in the process of experiencing the different changes of the baby from small to large, it is a very wonderful process. I believe that every expectant mother is very much looking forward to the time when the baby in the belly has fetal movements. Especially for expectant mothers who are pregnant for the first time, they are very curious about when the fetal movement starts?

Now let's take a closer look.

When does the fetal movement beginAs the baby grows, the baby will have different changes and behaviors in the womb at different stages. In fact, fetal movements occur at a very young age, but when the fetus is very small, the mother does not have a sense of righteousness. Generally, the fetal movement will be felt at 16 to 20 weeks of pregnancy, especially at night when sleeping.

After 29 and 38 weeks of pregnancy, the frequency of fetal movements will be at its highest, sometimes 3-5 fetal movements within an hour. For many expectant mothers, it is necessary to calculate fetal movements regularly to observe the development of the fetus.

When does the movement begin? Fetal movement is the sensation of fetal movement when the fetus is very young. It's just that many expectant mothers don't feel it, and in the second trimester, as the fetus grows larger, the fetal movement will be more obvious.

Near term, it is slightly reduced, generally 3-5 times per hour, if the fetus has a decrease in fetal movement, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the fetus will have hypoxia pin conjugation.

The baby will stretch his arms and legs at any time in the womb, and this is what we call fetal movement. Fetal movement is actually a sign that can reflect whether the baby is healthy, so pay more attention to fetal movement. So, at what weeks does the fetus start moving?

For women who are pregnant for the first time, when the fetal movement is what they are eager to know, and they can feel the life in the belly exactly, which makes all pregnant women extremely satisfied. Do you know when fetal movements start? After 4 months of pregnancy, that is, from the 5th month, the mother can clearly feel the fetal movement, and the fetus reaches out, kicks, and hits the uterine wall in the uterus, which is fetal movement.

The number of fetal movements, the speed and the strength of the fetus indicate the safety of the fetus. Normal obvious fetal movements should not be less than 3-5 times in 1 hour. The number of obvious fetal movements in 12 hours is more than 30 to 40 times.

When to start counting fetal movements: When pregnant mothers first feel fetal movements, they will become very sensitive, and if they don't feel the baby's fetal movements for half a day, they will be worried. In fact, it is not so serious, because when the fetal movement is first perceived, the baby has actually moved, but the action and strength are too small, and it is not perceived by the mothers, so it is mistakenly thought that there is no fetal movement for half a day.

Therefore, doctors recommend that starting at 28 weeks, the baby's movements are strong, and the fetal movements are regular, and it makes sense for mothers to count fetal movements at this time. Before 28 weeks, counting fetal movements will only freak yourself out.

20 The sensation of fetal movements at 24 weeks: During these weeks, the baby's fetal movements will become more and more numerous. From this time on, until the next dozen weeks, it will be a period when the baby's fetal movements are very active, and he is busy kicking and somersaulting in your belly!

24 The sensation of fetal movement at 28 weeks: Your baby may start to have hiccups, so you may occasionally feel a paroxysmal tummy jumping. Your amniotic sac now holds up to 740 ml of amniotic fluid, and your baby can move freely inside.

Although the baby has been able to hear sounds for a while, from this time on, you may find that when something suddenly comes from the outside world, your baby will jump in the womb Generally from 28 weeks, the rhythm of the baby's life is more obvious, and he will have a cycle of sleep and wakefulness. When the baby is awake, the fetal movement is more and the amplitude of the fetal movement is also larger. When the baby sleeps, it seems very quiet, and even if there is fetal movement, the movement is very small.

Therefore, from now on, you need to have a good understanding of your baby's "work and rest habits", that is, his fetal movement patterns. Some obstetricians will recommend that you count your baby's movements every day from 28 weeks as a self-help way to monitor your baby's health.