The fetus suddenly has less fetal movements, and the fetus has less fetal movements

It may be directly related to external factors, such as the fetus is asleep, the expectant mother walks too much, suddenly tired, the expectant mother uses sedatives, the expectant mother has low blood sugar, etc. Excluding these factors, expectant mothers should pay attention to whether the following conditions have occurred: it may be that the expectant mother has a fever, and if it continues to exceed 38 degrees Celsius, the blood flow to the placenta and uterus will be reduced, and the fetus will become quiet.

However, due to the cushioning effect of amniotic fluid, the fetus is not affected too much. However, it is worth noting that the cause of the fever, if it is a fever caused by a general cold, it is not a big problem for the fetus. However, if it is a fever caused by an infectious disease or influenza, it will have a greater impact on the fetus and the baby should be seen in time.

Sudden decrease in fetal movement, indicating that there are some problems with the safety of the fetus, at about 20 weeks of pregnancy, pregnant women will feel fetal movements, with the increase of gestational weeks, fetal movements will become more and more frequent, generally at 32-34 weeks can reach a peak, 38 weeks of pregnancy, fetal movements will gradually decrease. Now it is only 5 months, and the fetal movement suddenly decreases, which should be paid attention to, and it cannot be ruled out that the fetus has stopped developing or the fetus is stillborn.

If no significant fetal movement is felt at this time, it is considered that the fetus is dysplasia or the fetus has insufficient oxygen supply. Decreased fetal movement may also be due to the mother's own fault, such as a pregnant woman with high blood pressure or diabetes, which will affect the normal fetal movement. When the pregnant woman has severe anemia and the body is unable to provide nutrients, the fetus will also have reduced fetal movements.

If the fetal movement of the fetus becomes less, you should go to the hospital immediately to check it and do fetal monitoring.

You should choose to go to the hospital for the first time to do the corresponding examination to ensure the health of the fetus, and at this time, you must pay attention to your physical condition in time to see if you have serious physical discomfort or irregular discharge.

I think the best thing to do is to take a little more nutrition so that you can increase your baby's movements.

Everyone should know that fetal movement is the number of heartbeats of the fetus, in the early stages of pregnancy, the fetus has not yet begun to develop, the situation is still unstable, and the fetus has no fetal movement. In the second trimester, as the fetus slowly develops, the fetal movement becomes more and more pronounced. So, what's the deal with the fetus's low fetal movements?

Let me tell you about it.

Generally, ultrasonography can detect fetal heartbeat after 7 weeks of pregnancy. Doppler can be detected after the second trimester. The stethoscope and earpiece can be checked after four months.

Pay attention to a balanced diet during pregnancy, pay attention to rest, and avoid overexertion. Regular check-ups during pregnancy are sufficient. Normal fetal heart sounds should be 120 160 beats per minute, more than 160 times should be alert to hypoxia, etc., less than 120 times is more dangerous, because if the fetus is hypoxic, the heartbeat will first increase, and then slowly slow down, so fetal heart rate monitoring is very important.

Generally, the pregnancy is not more than six to eight weeks at the latest, and the uterine cavity can be seen through B-ultrasound to see if there are fetal buds and primitive heart tube pulsation. You can do a repeat ultrasound in a week, and if there is no fetal heart rate at that time, it is a sign that there is a problem with the baby's development. Then it is possible that the embryo is terminated or died, then it can be dealt with in time, otherwise it will affect your body.

The position of pregnancy and fetal heartbeat can be determined at six weeks of pregnancy, and the fetal heartbeat can be heard by the fetal fetal heart rate detector at twelve weeks of pregnancy. At 18 to 20 weeks, the fetal heartbeat can be heard with a fetal heart sound tube. 2. What can you know through the baby's heartbeat?

It is normal for your baby's fetal heart rate to be between 120 and 160, and sometimes your baby's position will affect whether you hear a strong fetal heartbeat. Can fetal heartbeats be ** male and female? Generally, the fetal heart rate of the male baby is below 140, the female baby is generally above 140, the fetal movement of the male baby is generally kicked and kicked, and the female baby generally feels more turned over, and the fetal movement of the male baby is generally more than that of the female baby!

Fetal fetal heart rate is the most important means of fetal safety, so it is necessary for every pregnant woman to record the fetal fetal heart rate. At this time, the pregnant woman must know the range of normal fetal heart rate: normal fetal heart rate is 120 160 beats per minute.

Before 20 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate averages 162 beats per minute. In pregnancy 21 to 30 weeks of pregnancy averages 147 times a minute. At 31-40 weeks of gestation, the average is 139 beats minutes.

The loudest fetal heart sounds are usually heard in the abdominal wall of the pregnant woman, above the baby's back, and the loudest heart sounds vary depending on the position of the fetal head. If the fetal heart rate is less than 120 minutes or more than 160 minutes, it means that the fetal heart rate is abnormal and needs to be further reviewed.

Introduction, when pregnant, many parents can hear their children's fetal movements, but some parents find that suddenly their children's fetal movements will decrease a lot, parents are very worried, so if the child's fetal movements are reduced, what are the reasons? What should we do? <

1. The reason for the slowing of fetal movements.

First of all, fetal movement has a certain relationship with the development of the fetus, and if the pregnant woman's diet is healthy during pregnancy, it has a certain relationship with the pregnant woman's physique. If the fetal heart rate is normal, it doesn't matter if the fetal movement is early or late, fast or slow, but if the pregnant woman has not felt the fetal movement of her child at 21 weeks, she needs to consider whether the pregnant woman's own physique and her nutrition keep up with the needs of the baby's development. If the fetal movement is reduced, it may be because the amplitude of the fetal movement is not large, so the pregnant woman can not feel the fetal movement, if the pregnant woman is really not at ease, she can choose to go to the hospital for a round of examination.

Second, the slow movement of the fetus is related to pregnant women.

If the fetal movement is reduced, it may be because the pregnant woman's belly is relatively thick, and the feeling with the fetal movement is not very clear, and she will feel that her child's fetal movement has become less. And it may also be because of the increase in their own amniotic fluid, if there is more amniotic fluid, the substance between the pregnant woman's belly and the fetus will also increase, and the baby will not feel the fetal movement, and will feel that the fetal movement will decrease. There is also a possibility that because the pregnant woman is not sensitive enough, the fetal movement is still relatively weak at the beginning, so some people will not feel the fetal movement if they are not sensitive.

3. Summary. The decrease in fetal movement is due to a variety of reasons, but in fact, as long as the baby's fetal heart rate is in a normal state, the speed of fetal movement or how much it doesn't matter. Most of the reasons for the decrease in fetal movement are related to the pregnant woman, and it may be that the pregnant woman does not feel it, and she will feel that the fetal movement has decreased.

It may be that the baby is sleeping, or it may be that the amniotic fluid is reduced, which is not conducive to the baby's swimming, and it may be that the baby is undernourished, and it is recommended that the mother supplement enough nutrition.

I think this is due to the fact that you are already giving birth, and it is very normal for pregnant women who are about to give birth to have a decrease in the movements of the fetus.

It may be because the fetus is deprived of oxygen in the womb, which causes the fetus to move less.