When the baby asks for help from the pregnant mother, what are the 3 types of fetal movements that

Xiaoli was in her fifth month of pregnancy, and suddenly one day, she felt fetal movement. At that time, after confirming that the fetus would move, Xiaoli and her husband were very excited. But after that, the fetus didn't move again, which made Xiaoli afraid that something was wrong.

After going to the hospital for an examination, I found that Xiaoli's placental insufficiency caused the fetus to have a slight lack of oxygen, so the fetal movement was relatively weak. Unexpectedly, the phenomenon of fetal movement is actually related to the baby's health. So parents will learn together, what are the normal and abnormal phenomena of fetal movement?

And how to prevent abnormal fetal movements?

1. The normal phenomenon of fetal movement.

In general, after five months, the fetal movement will gradually stabilize to 3-5 times an hour. Therefore, normal fetal movements are generally 30-40 noticeable movements within 12 hours. Of course, if it is insufficient or excessive, parents should not worry too much, as long as the fetus is regular and rhythmic movements, then it is normal fetal movements.

In addition, fetal movements generally occur more evenly in the morning, less in the afternoon and more at night, so it is recommended that pregnant mothers wash early at night, because the fetal movements during this period before going to bed are the most frequent, so as not to disturb the normal rest of pregnant mothers.

2. Abnormal phenomenon of fetal movement.

A sudden decrease in fetal movements.

If the pregnant mother finds that the number of fetal movements is less than 3 times in an hour, or less than 20 fetal movements in 12 consecutive hours, then it is a phenomenon of abnormal fetal movements; If there are less than 10 times, the fetus is at risk. The reason for this may be that the pregnant mother has a fever, which increases the blood flow around the body and reduces the blood flow to the uterus and placenta, resulting in a slight hypoxia of the fetus, resulting in a decrease in the number of fetal movements. Therefore, after the pregnant mother has a fever, she must physically cool down as soon as possible to reduce the time of fetal hypoxia to avoid danger.

Late onset of fetal movements.

Under normal circumstances, the fetus will have fetal movements at four or five weeks, but it will not develop until five months to a state that can be felt by the pregnant mother. Therefore, if the pregnant mother has not felt significant fetal movement by the fifth month, then the fetus may have poor growth or lack of oxygen. At this time, the pregnant mother must go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, and make timely remedies according to the advice of professionals.

However, if the pregnant mother is well nourished, this situation is rare.

Rapid fetal movements stop after that.

If the pregnant mother suddenly stops after feeling a burst of rapid fetal movement, it may be that the fetus is entangled in the umbilical cord when it rolls over in the womb, causing hypoxia or even suffocation, which is necessary to go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid tragedy.

3. How to prevent abnormal fetal movements.

Pregnant mothers can effectively prevent the occurrence of abnormal fetal movements by ensuring that they are well nourished and healthy, and insisting on fetal movement monitoring and fetal heart rate monitoring.

I believe that all pregnant mothers will not want to feel abnormal fetal movements, so they must pay attention to their physical condition. When the pregnant mother is good, the fetus can be good.

First, the fetal movement is frequent, and the pregnant mother will find that the baby has been moving, which is the baby asking for help. Second, the fetal movement is reduced, indicating that the baby is hypoxic. Third, the fetal movement comes and goes, indicating that the baby is in danger.

There are 3 types of fetal movements in pregnant mothers: fetal movements become less, fetal movements appear too late, and fetal movements stop after rapid movements. Pregnant mothers should insist on fetal movement testing, which can detect abnormalities in time.

1.If the normal fetal movements are suddenly very frequent, you should go to the hospital immediately for examination.

2.The fetal movement was very frequent, and then it stopped. There may be a lack of oxygen.

3.Decreased fetal movements.

Normally, babies will be most active at night from 20:00 to 23:00, which is why mothers always can't sleep well.

Generally speaking. Within 12 hours, your baby should move 30 times. In addition, in fact, if pregnant mothers are sick, it may also cause abnormal fetal movements, so pregnant mothers must pay attention to keeping warm, insist on exercising and eat more vegetables, and seek medical attention in time to seek professional help once they feel sick.

For example, frequent movements, or inappropriately positioned, or bleeding or stomach pain.

The baby's fetal movement in the mother's womb can reflect their state, if the fetal movement suddenly becomes very intense and frequent, it is likely to be a signal for the baby, and parents should go to the hospital as soon as possible.

If you feel that the fetus is punching, kicking, and shaking, it is a comprehensive manifestation of the fetal central nervous system and musculoskeletal system.

Pregnant women will clearly feel that the fetus is punching, kicking, shaking or waving, and these activities are the result of the fetal nervous system and muscular system.

It means that the child is already relatively old, and it means that the child is about to be born, which means that the child's development has been complete, and he can already interact with his mother, understand what his mother says, and communicate with his mother.

During pregnancy, if there are sudden, frequent fetal movements and irregular pain, the baby is signaling to the mother. Be sure to get to the hospital as soon as possible.

During pregnancy, as the fetus grows step by step, the pregnant mother will have a feeling of stomach pain, which is very mild. However, if the pregnant mother feels that the stomach hurts very much, it is the fetus that is asking for help, threatened miscarriage or the fetus has something else, it will send a distress signal to the mother, this manifestation is that the pregnant mother has a stomachache, if it is accompanied by body bleeding, the pregnant mother can pay attention to it and go to the doctor in time.

If there is a particularly frequent fetal movement or stomach pain, it may be that the fetus is asking the mother for help, and the mother must be careful, and it is best to go to the hospital for corresponding examinations.

I think that in the late stage of Jingshou use, if the fetal movement starts to become very slow, and when the mother is too sad or angry, the fetal movement is particularly strong and the fetal movement of the pregnant mother is particularly strong in a very strong environment, it is necessary to pay attention; If the fetus's fetal movement is broken less than 20 times in 12 hours, or the number of fetal movements per hour is less than 3 times, it is necessary to pay attention to it in time and should go to the hospital for examination.

The fetal movement is very violent, too many times, too few times, and very irregular. There will be severe pain. These are all situations that should be taken seriously.

In the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, fetal movement is often fetal, if it is rhythmic, the slow attitude means that the fetus is very full, if it is suddenly bulging, it means that the fetus is stretching.

Breathing fetal movements indicate that the baby is very healthy, bulging in multiple parts of the abdomen indicates that the baby is exercising, and very frequent fetal movements indicate that the baby is deprived of oxygen.

He will kick us in the belly and stretch out a fist, constantly playing in the belly, if there are frequent fetal movements, it may be to pass to us that the child has some problems and needs to seek medical attention in time.

At the 18th-20th week of pregnancy, the pregnant woman will learn to calculate fetal movements. The counting method of fetal movements is to use the sitting or lying position, count one hour each in a fixed time period in the morning, noon and evening of the day, and multiply the number of 3 fetal movements by 4, that is, the number of fetal movements within 12 hours. When the number of fetal movements is less than 10 times in 12 hours, or more than 40 times in 12 hours, there may be intrauterine hypoxia in the fetus.

After 28 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnant mother can get to know the fetus by measuring the height of the fundus. The distance from the pubic symphysis to the highest part of the fundus, i.e., fundal height, should be increased by 1 cm per week after 28 weeks. If there is no growth for a few weeks, the fetus is likely to be underdeveloped.

It is necessary to check in time, find out the cause, and make improvements. If the mother-to-be's body temperature is persistently too high, above 38 degrees Celsius, the blood flow to the placenta and uterus will be reduced, and the baby will become much quieter. Poor placental function is reflected in late and mild fetal movements.

Pregnant women can cause poor placental function due to a number of problems, such as severe anemia and placental calcification. Poor placental function can cause fetal hypoxia, and long-term fetal hypoxia can lead to slow growth and even asphyxia.

The umbilical cord around the neck is characterized by rapid fetal movement and then abrupt stopping. Tie or wrap the umbilical cord. If the umbilical cord is too long, it is easy to entangle the fetus when it moves.

If the umbilical cord wraps around the fetus too tightly, it will lead to poor blood circulation, resulting in hypoxia or even suffocation of the fetus. Normal fetal movements indicate healthy baby growth. Pregnant women should know the difference between normal and abnormal movements.

If abnormal fetal movements are detected, the fetus may be sending signals to the mother that she is not feeling well.

If you feel that the fetal movement is abnormal, then there is an important reason, and that is that the pregnant woman has too little amniotic fluid. When the amount of amniotic fluid is low, fetal movements are reduced. Therefore, pregnant mothers should pay attention to drinking more water during pregnancy, or undergo relevant amniotic fluid testing.

If a pregnant mother uses certain medications during pregnancy, such as sedatives or magnesium sulfate, it can also cause abnormal fetal movements. The above are the three abnormal fetal movements that need to be paid attention to during pregnancy, which are them.

They are irregular fetal movements, fast fetal movements and fetal movements, and these conditions are very serious, so when pregnant women encounter this situation, they must go to the hospital to do the corresponding **, do not let the condition worsen, and do not bring unnecessary trouble to themselves.

There is no regularity when the fetus moves, and the fetal heart rate is irregular, and the number of fetal movements increases suddenly, these three abnormal pregnancies need to be paid attention to, and it is likely that it is caused by fetal hypoxia.

Frequent fetal movements may be caused by early fetal hypoxia, which may increase suddenly and gradually decrease and weaken, may be due to fetal asphyxia, and may even cause death.

Irregular fetal movements, fetal movements, and severe spasms caused by fetal kicking and rolling are all cases of abnormal fetal movements. Strict care is required during pregnancy.