Does a pregnant woman s stomach shake affect the fetus?

Hello, in daily life, a pregnant woman's belly shaking does not have much effect on the fetus. It is advisable to go to the hospital regularly for routine check-ups and various screenings during pregnancy.

Compared with before, technology has been very developed, and when pregnant, through fetal heart rate monitoring, pregnant women can know some conditions of the fetus in real time. When doing fetal monitoring, it is found that the fetus has no reaction, and some pregnant women will shake their stomachs, so will this have any impact on the fetus?

When doing fetal monitoring, the practice of gently shaking the belly of the pregnant woman does not have much effect on the fetus. If the fetus does not want to move at the time of the test, it is very likely that the fetus has fallen asleep, and the pregnant woman can slowly shake her belly to wake the fetus. Fetal heart rate monitoring is to monitor the status of the fetus in utero with the help of ultrasound, which has no effect on the fetus.

In addition, if the pregnant woman has a high-risk condition such as an overdue pregnancy or a history of stillbirth, then the fetal monitoring should be done at least twice a week. If there is an abnormality in the fetal monitoring, the monitoring should be maintained until delivery.

The time of fetal monitoring generally lasts about 20 minutes, so pregnant women should avoid starvation or empty their bladder before fetal monitoring, because in this state, the fetus is unwilling to move. Half to an hour before doing fetal monitoring, it is recommended to eat some food, such as chocolate, etc., but if you are too full, it is best to go for a test half an hour after eating. And choose the most comfortable position, but it is not recommended to perform the supine position.

Good! In the third trimester of pregnancy, the fetus is larger, even if the stomach is shaken because of the buffering pressure of the amniotic fluid, so it will not affect the fetal brain, but it is recommended that it is best not to use such a method to tease the fetus

Under normal circumstances, after pregnancy is about 7 weeks later, correspondingly, the child will slowly have some good shape, about 4 months or so, the child will be formed in it, and sometimes it will move, especially in the time of about 6 months to 7 months, the child will move very frequently, mainly the child inhales oxygen, and the feces are eliminated, so as to absorb amniotic fluid, etc., which may be transmitted with various nutrients. It will also adjust its posture as it grows up, so it will always turn in the belly.

The fetus will move in the womb of a pregnant woman, of course, when the pregnancy reaches a certain month. Usually, it is a kick in the mother's stomach, but some fetal movements in the stomach are shaking, so what is the matter with the fetus shaking in the belly?

If the fetus is shaking in the pregnant mother's belly, the pregnant mother does not need to worry too much. Usually, the fetus is shaking in the belly, and it may be that the fetus in the belly is hiccups. When a fetus hiccups, it is more interesting, similar to an adult's heartbeat.

However, fetal hiccups are still different from adult heartbeats. Adults' heart rate is relatively fast, about 80 beats a minute. However, the fetus has about 30 hiccups a minute, and about 3-5 times a day.

When the pregnant mother is 31 weeks, the uterine space becomes smaller, and the fetus develops more completely. At 31 weeks, the frequency of fetal movements increases. At this time, there will be large fetal movements, such as the fetus turning over, dancing in the belly, and hitting the uterine wall, which will produce a shaking sensation.

This is not because the fetus is trembling, but because the fetus is moving too much.

In fact, it is normal for the fetus to have hiccups when you are pregnant. This is because the fetus's lungs are not yet fully developed and need to be swallowed constantly to carry out lung breathing exercises, which is a certain preparation for normal breathing after birth. However, if the fetus has constant hiccups during pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination, because it has nothing to do with fetal movement.