When pregnant, if the expectant mother s belly is bumped by someone else, will it affect the fetus?

This depends on the situation, if the child's month is not big, and the other party hits you with a relatively large force, there will indeed be a certain threat to the child, at this time you should also go to the hospital for a series of examinations, but if you are pregnant, three months later, the fetus is in a stable state, the other party hit you with a lot of force, generally will not harm your child.

It will definitely cause an impact, which may lead to miscarriage, which will seriously affect the child's health and affect the child's development.

It may lead to miscarriage and seriously affect physical health, which is very dangerous and must be vigilant.

Usually not. The fetus is in the uterine cavity, protected by the abdominal wall, the uterus and the amniotic fluid in the uterine cavity, and the fetus will not be injured by impact, but then it will cause placental detachment, which will threaten the mother and child.

Pregnant women accidentally hit the belly will not have an impact on the fetus, generally will not affect the baby, because the baby has placenta, amniotic fluid, and the protection of the stomach, the impact is not large, the amniotic fluid and abdominal wall will play a sufficient role in the protection of the fetus, if there is no stomach pain, it is currently considered that there is no problem, it will not be affected, you can continue to be pregnant, the fetus head is down at 8 months of pregnancy, this is the normal fetal position. At the seventh month of pregnancy, this needs to be observed to see if there is any stomach pain, bleeding or runwater. If the force of the impact is not too large, it will not affect the fetus, because at the age of seven months, there is a certain amount of amniotic fluid in the uterine cavity, which will have the effect of shock absorption, will have the effect of protecting the fetus, and will not harm the fetus.

If there is stomach pain, and there will be hardness when the stomach hurts, it means that it is caused by uterine contractions, which requires attention to bed rest, try not to move, and then pay attention to observation. If the stomach pain is severe, or if there is bleeding.

Hello! If you are not uncomfortable and generally have little impact on the fetus, and it is easy to cause premature birth when you hit your belly, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for examination, if necessary, be hospitalized for observation, pay attention to rest, maintain a good mood, and have regular pregnancy tests.

Does a knock on a pregnant woman's belly hurt her baby in any way? How can I be sure that my baby is safe?

1.The result of a pounding stomach in a pregnant woman. Depending on the severity of the impact, minor impacts have no noticeable effect on the mother and fetus.

Accidentally touching a foreign object, falling down, or accidentally touching the stomach by an outsider. If the effects are significant, they may have significant effects on the fetus and the pregnant woman. Because of impact, the placenta tends to detach from the placental attachment surface, forming a retroplacental hematoma, resulting in placental abruption.

Color ultrasound and electronic fetal heart rate monitoring immediately after impact are normal. However, within 24 hours or later, there will be pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen, little or no bleeding, abnormal fetal heartbeat, fetal distress, and even intrauterine fetal death.

2.If an external force directly hits the lower abdomen of the pregnant woman during the first trimester, the impact on the fetus at this time may lead to threatened miscarriage such as abdominal pain and bleeding, or even spontaneous abortion. If a woman's abdomen is violently hit in the second or third trimester, it can cause placental abruption and abdominal pain and bleeding.

At the same time, because the placental abruption is too large, it will stop supplying blood and oxygen to the fetus, so it may cause the fetus to die in the womb. A slight shock to the stomach usually does not cause a physiological defect in the fetus, much less a malformation. If a violent external force strikes, it may cause placental abruption, or even impact the fetus, resulting in fetal death.

3.Ask people around you, passengers, or transit staff to call the emergency services for help and notify your family immediately. If you don't have any special symptoms at the time, don't worry.

When you go to work or go home, you can continue to observe the fetal movement. If the fetal movement is normal and the pregnant mother is in good spirits, there is no need to worry too much. Explain the situation to the doctor during the next physical examination, and just do a good job.

If the fetus moves abnormally, seek medical attention immediately. It should be reminded that pregnant mothers should choose the way of commuting according to their actual situation, and try to apply to the company for work during off-peak hours, so as not to bring inconvenience and harm to the body. When you need to go out, it's best to have a family member accompany you.

Carry your mobile phone with you and save the emergency number as your nearest and dearest person, so that you can contact them in time if something happens.

It does hurt the baby, and the baby may also feel the vibration, so the baby's fetal position will change, or the fetal membranes will be prematurely ruptured, the placenta will be dislocated, and the baby will also go around the neck and die easily. You can go to the hospital and take a picture**.

It is very likely to make the baby breathe tightly, and even cause brain **. I think we should hurry up and shoot a B-ultrasound.

During pregnancy, most pregnant mothers will be careful not to bump into their stomachs. For example, going up and down the stairs, taking a bath, driving less, taking the bus, and squeezing the subway, you will be more careful to avoid falling or being hit or squeezed in the abdomen.

If I accidentally hit my stomach, will it definitely cause harm to the fetus? Why did the doctor tell the placental abruption wheel spine even though he didn't hit his stomach and didn't fall? How can it be prevented? How to observe?

Last week, a second-born mother, in the third trimester, the eldest is a boy, more than 3 years old, usually lively and active, sleep with the child at night, play too excited, the child accidentally lifted his foot and kicked the pregnant mother's stomach, at that time I felt that the stomach was very uncomfortable, and then because of abdominal pain, * bleeding, came to the hospital for treatment, and found placental abruption.

If the stomach is hit, what points to observe?

After the impact, you need to be observed for about a few days to see if there is abdominal pain, bleeding, uterine contractions, and if placental abruption occurs, most of these symptoms will persist without slowing down, and you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. In addition, if there is no fetal movement, it is also necessary to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Does a fall or bump into my stomach cause the placenta to peel off?

No! In the TV, "falling or being hit in the stomach, the pregnant woman has abdominal pain and bleeding, and the fetus is not protected, just like the early abruption of the placenta", but in fact, the general collision is unlikely to cause early abruption of the placenta, because the uterus and the placenta are closely combined, and it is not easy to separate early, and the fetus is also protected by amniotic fluid, unless it is an abdominal puncture trauma, it will cause direct serious injury. However, if there is a direct blow to the abdomen, do not take it lightly, continue to observe and seek medical attention if necessary.