The number of fetal movements can reflect whether the fetus is safe or not, how to distinguish it?

Fetal movement is one of the ways to determine whether the fetus has an intrauterine abnormality. If the mother has time, choose an hour in the morning and evening to familiarize herself with the fetal movement. Or you can count an hour a day.

When there is a sudden change or decrease in the baby's fetal movements, attention should be taken to avoid intrauterine hypoxia of the baby, and the baby continues to move once, usually more than three times an hour.

There are very important movements at the end of pregnancy, and mothers must remember fetal movements. Usually fetal movements already appear around 20 weeks. After 28 weeks, the fetal movement is very noticeable.

At the end of pregnancy, fetal movements are used to judge whether the fetus is safe, mainly by counting fetal movements, and the fetal heart rate is regularly listened to according to the doctor's regulations, and fetal heart rate examinations are performed. One hour of fetal movements in the morning, noon and evening, the number of fetal movements is recorded per hour, the sum of 3 hours of fetal movements is multiplied by 4, and the result of 12 hours of fetal movements and fetal quiet again should not be less than 30 times. If less than 10 times, the fetus receives intrauterine oxygen immediately**.

If the fetus is very active, it can move about 100 times in 12 hours.

The most noticeable period of fetal movements is at 30 and 32 weeks of pregnancy, when frequent fetal movements are normal. The number and speed of fetal movements indicate the safety of the fetus. Usually, continuous fetal movements should be spaced 1 time apart, more than 5 minutes, before they can be recorded as a second time.

Under normal circumstances, the number of fetal movements is more than 3 5 times in 1 hour, and the number of noticeable fetal movements in 12 hours is more than 30 to 40 times. However, due to the great individual differences between fetuses, some fetuses can move around 100 times in 12 hours. If the fetus's movements are regular, rhythmic, and do not change much, it proves that the fetus is developing normally.

To sum up, for many pregnant women, fetal movements are interesting and are evidence that directly allows mothers to feel that the baby is conceived in their own womb. In fact, fetal movements are the movements of the fetus as it grows and stretches and bends its limbs, which helps the fetus muscles develop properly.

The number of fetal movements can reflect whether the fetus is safe, if the number of fetal movements per day is about two, three or four, it should be relatively normal, but if it is not pushed or the number of fetal movements is as high as ten or twenty times, this may be abnormal, and the child may have lesions.

This needs to be decided on a case-by-case basis. If the fetus moves too often or there are some abnormal reactions, it means that the fetus is not particularly safe.

The child's fetal movement is regular, and the timing of the fetal movement is similar, so according to this condition, we can know whether the child is healthy or not.

It can be judged by the frequency of fetal movements, and if the fetal movements are particularly regular, it proves that the child is particularly safe.

The baby's fetal movement time is not more than three to 5 times an hour, the number of fetal movements in 12 hours is 30 to 40 times, and some babies may reach about 100 times in 12 hours, if the baby's fetal movements are less than 10 times in 12 hours or the fetal movements are too frequent, you must go to the doctor to see if the baby is hypoxic.

Be sure to count the number of fetal movements within the specified time, and observe the intensity of the fetal movements, if it is particularly intense, it is abnormal.

It needs to be calculated, and the mother can count the number of fetal movements of the child, so that she can judge whether the child is normal.

In particular, it is important to pay attention to the problem of sudden arrest after frequent acceleration of fetal movements. Sudden cessation of fetal movement is likely to cause bleeding and even a risk of knotting the umbilical cord. It is obviously important for expectant mothers to control their emotions and avoid strenuous exercise.

From the initial pregnancy to the appearance of fetal movements, it is gratifying, and expectant mothers can intuitively feel the existence of life. However, fetal movement is also a barometer of the body, and observing the number of fetal movements can also have a positive effect at critical moments.

1. If the baby's fetal movement is obviously different from usual, it is necessary to find the cause in time and seek medical attention in time. 2. Pay attention when the fetal movement suddenly decreases or the fetal movement increases suddenly. 3. Fetal movement is violent

The fetal movement accelerates suddenly, and the range of movements is large and rapid. 4. Abnormal fetal movement: fetal movement suddenly becomes more, and suddenly decreases, and becomes very weak.

If the frequency and rhythm of fetal movements change from before, and the sudden fetal movements are frequent or decreased, then they are abnormal, and these may be caused by fetal intrauterine asphyxia or umbilical cord around the neck.

The expectant mother must slow down the infuse of the limbs, and the fetus will suddenly stop after strenuous exercise. This may be caused by the lack of oxygen in the child, or the umbilical cord around the neck, which is very dangerous and must be disturbed by timely medical attention.

1. The number of fetal movements is irregular.

Children's fetal movements according to their habits have a certain regularity, such as the first month of about 20 times a day of fetal movements, and then the daily fetal movements of about 20 times is normal, if the fetal movement is less and less day by day or the fetal movement is more and more day by day, it is likely that the fetus is sending a signal of severe suffocation in the uterus or other uncomfortable symptoms, at this time, we should pay attention to the drawbacks, find the cause of abnormal fetal movement in time, and carry out the corresponding ** care.

2. The strength of the fetal movement.

If in the late stage of pregnancy, the strength of the fetal movement becomes smaller, and there are signs of abnormal fetal movement, which should be paid attention to and checked accordingly.

Frequent fetal movements are not necessarily due to hypoxia, or that the baby is too naughty. If the number of fetal movements suddenly increases, and then slowly decreases, the decrease is as small as half of the usual amount, and lasts for more than half a day, Hall Kai should pay attention.

If there is intense or no movement on a given day, then be aware that the baby may be sending you a distress signal.

Suddenly there was stomach pain, and then there was bleeding, and the weight increased, and the stomach was very uncomfortable. It shows that there is a danger of fetal movement, which is getting worse, and it is necessary to seek medical attention in time.

The first case, to see if the fetal movement is very regular, if the fetal movement is very fast, it is likely to be dangerous, the second point, when walking to see if the fetus has kicked your belly, this time should be carefully observed, the third case, the child does not like to move much at night, it is likely that the fetus is in danger.