What causes a high fetal heart rate in early pregnancy

High fetal heart rate may be caused by the pregnant woman's own emotional tension, some pregnant women will be very nervous when the fetal heart rate is checked, at this time the pregnant woman's nervousness will lead to a faster heartbeat, then the fetal heart rate will also increase, there is no need to worry too much about this situation, as long as you adjust your mentality.

Pregnant women are more tired recently is also a cause of high fetal heart rate, women during pregnancy, must protect their body, because their own health on the fetus is also very large, studies have found that if pregnant women are too tired will affect the normal heart rate of the fetus, so you should adjust your life well, so that you can live a comfortable life.

In addition to the cause of high fetal heart rate, if the fetus itself is hypoxic, it will also cause the problem of fetal heart rate to be too high, and there are many examples of intrauterine hypoxia, so if the fetal heart rate is too high, pregnant women should not worry too much, they need to be monitored from time to time, and if the situation is more serious, it should be dealt with according to the doctor's instructions.

Generally speaking, the normal range of fetal heart rate of the fetus is 120 160 beats per minute, and with the increase of gestational age, the fetal heart rate will gradually decrease, which means that it is normal for the fetal heart rate to be faster in the early stage.

Fetal heart rate is too high is the fetal heart rate is too high meaning, detection of fetal heartbeat is an indispensable part of pregnant women's prenatal examination, by detecting the fetal heart rate can timely grasp the development of the fetus, it is understood that there are many pregnant women when testing the fetal heart rate will appear fetal heart rate is too high, what is the cause of high fetal heart rate? Is it normal for a fetal heart rate to be too high?

1. Pregnant women are emotionally stressed.

What happens if the fetal heart rate is too high? What causes a fetal heart rate to be too high? The fetal heart rate is too high, first of all, you need to consider whether it is because the pregnant woman is too nervous when the fetal heart rate is measured, as the so-called mother-child heart, if the pregnant woman is nervous and causes the heart rate to beat faster, then the fetal heart rate will also be too high.

2. Recent overwork.

Another reason for the high fetal heart rate is that the pregnant woman has been overworked recently, and the health and emotions of the pregnant woman during pregnancy have a huge impact on the fetus, according to relevant data, if the pregnant woman is too tired, it will also affect the normal heart rate of the fetus.

3. Hypoxia. In addition to the above reasons, fetal heart rate is too high, it may also be because of the fetal hypoxia, there are many reasons for intrauterine hypoxia in pregnant women, and there are many examples of fetal heart rate high due to intrauterine hypoxia, so pregnant mothers should not worry too much about the need for continuous monitoring.

1. Choose the left side lying mode.

What to do if your baby's heart rate is too high? How to deal with high fetal heart rate? If the fetal heart rate is detected to be too high, mothers and mothers should not worry too much, if the fetal heart rate is too high, it is likely to be caused by the pregnant woman being too nervous and stressed.

2. Oxygen inhalation. If the fetal heart rate is too high because of the lack of oxygen in the uterus, the general doctor will take oxygen to the environment, if the pregnant woman still has no effect after resting, then you can carry out an appropriate amount of oxygen, and then do a test after oxygen to see if the fetal heart rate has returned to normal.

3. Continuous monitoring.

What to do if your baby's heart rate is too high? How should parents deal with fetal heart rate is too high? Fetal heart rate is too high, pregnant mothers need to do it in time to relax their minds, try to rest as much as possible, and then continue to monitor, if the fetal heart rate returns to normal after a little rest or oxygen inhalation, there is generally no big problem, so it is necessary to continue to monitor the fetal heart rate is too high.

4. Seek medical attention in a timely manner.

If the fetal heart rate is too high and lasts for a long time, then you need to consider whether it is caused by other reasons, if the fetal heart rate is too high and has been exceeding 160, it is not normal, the fetal heart rate is too high, you need to contact your attending doctor in time to find out the cause and symptoms**.

Many pregnant women will have regular fetal heart rate checks, when listening to the fetal heartbeat, some pregnant women will be told by the doctor that the fetal heart rate is too fast, which is probably the last thing that every pregnant woman wants to encounter, at this time they will begin to be nervous about the safety of the fetus, worried that the fetus will have abnormal fetal movements and other phenomena. So, what's the deal with a fast fetal heart rate?

Rapid fetal heartbeat, especially in the third trimester, must analyze the cause, and if necessary, B-ultrasound and fetal heart rate monitoring examination should be done to assist in diagnosis. First, consider whether a fast fetal heart rate occurs when the fetus is moving, and then it returns to normal after the fetal movement. If the pregnant woman has no complications or complications, and the fetal heart rate is fast during fetal movement, and the fetal heart rate returns to normal after fetal movement, there is no need to worry, this is normal.

If pregnant women have comorbidities and complications, such as gestational hypertension, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, etc., especially if the fetal heart rate occurs in the third trimester, it is necessary to recheck the B ultrasound to understand the amniotic fluid, placenta and placental blood flow, and at the same time perform fetal heart rate monitoring to check whether the fetus has hypoxia.

Fetal heart rate monitoring is the abbreviation of fetal heartbeat, fetal movement and uterine contraction, which is the use of fetal electronic monitor to record the fetal heart rate curve and contraction pressure waveform for clinical analysis, and is the main detection means to correctly assess the intrauterine condition of the fetus, using microwave technology, there is no harm to the fetus. Listening to the fetal heart rate generally only reflects the fetal heart rate in a short period of time (most auscultation for 1 minute), while fetal heart rate monitoring is to monitor the fetal heartbeat that lasts at least 20 minutes, it not only measures the range of changes in the number of fetal heart rates, but also can see the baseline variation (refers to the amplitude of the fluctuation of the fetal heart rate up and down and the frequency of fluctuation within 1 minute) and whether the fetal heart rate accelerates and the amplitude of the fetal heart rate increases during fetal movement, therefore, fetal heart rate monitoring can better reflect whether the fetus has hypoxia.

Pregnancy tests usually involve a baby's heartbeat. Therefore, there are many expectant mothers who want to know about the fetal heartbeat. So, do you know how much a fetal heartbeat is normal?

Now, I will share with you the content related to the fetal heartbeat. For normal pregnancies, fetal heart rate monitoring is done once a week from the 37th week of pregnancy, and if there are comorbidities or complications, it can be done from the 28th to 30th week of pregnancy. Normal fetal heart sounds of 120-160 minutes, broken down into each week, average 162 beats of fetal heart rate before 20 weeks of pregnancy, 147 beats per minute at 21-30 weeks of pregnancy, and 139 beats per minute at 31-40 weeks' gestation.

Attention should be paid to whether the rhythm of fetal heart sounds is fast and slow. However, if the fetus is in a good mood, it will play in the mother's belly. At this time, the fetal heart sound of the fetus will change, and it will generally speed up by about 20 times.

It should be noted that if it is higher than 160 beats per minute or less than 110 beats per minute, then it means that the fetal heart sound of the fetus is abnormal and needs to be checked in time.