What is the baby s movement like when it is not developing normally

We all know that after a woman reaches a certain stage of pregnancy, the baby will gradually develop and grow, and it will move often, which is what we call fetal movement. At different times, the situation of fetal movements is also different, and fetal movements are generally more frequent in the second trimester. So what is the difference between the beating of a normal fetus and an abnormal fetus?

Let's take a closer look!

The time of the initial fetal movement Normal fetal movement generally occurs at 16-18 weeks, and abnormal fetal movements appear relatively late, perhaps around 20 weeks, before pregnant women can feel fetal movements.

Fetal movement activity Fetal movements have their own patterns, and normal fetal movements may be frequent during the day and quiet at night, or fetal movements may be very rare during the day and more active at night. Abnormal fetal movements are irregular, slow, and infrequent.

The amplitude of fetal movement The amplitude of fetal movement of a normal fetus will be relatively large, and the pregnant woman will feel that the fetal movement is very strong. The abnormal fetal movement amplitude is small, particularly weak, if the pregnant woman is more careless, many times the fetal movement can not be fetal movement.

1. Fetal movement is too late Generally speaking, fetal movement will be more frequent at the end of 12 weeks, multiparous women will feel fetal movement at 15-16 weeks, and primiparous women will feel fetal movement at 18-20 weeks, if you can't feel fetal movement at 20 weeks, you must go to the hospital for consultation. It is necessary to determine if there is a problem with your own sensations or if the baby is really not moving.

2. Abnormal fetal movement If the pregnant mother has a high fever, the pregnant mother improperly sleeps and compresses the fetal baby, and the amniotic fluid decreases, the fetal baby will be hypoxic and the fetal movement will be reduced.

If the pregnant mother's abdomen is hit by external force, severe trauma, uterine pressure is reduced, umbilical cord knotting, etc., the fetal baby will have the problem of accelerated fetal movement and sudden stopping.

The normal fetal movement of the baby is regular, rhythmic, and does not change too much.

1. At 16-20 weeks, fetal movements are concentrated near the navel eye, which is not obvious and very slight. Sometimes it swims like a small fish, sometimes it dances like a butterfly, sometimes it gurgles.

2. At 20-35 weeks, the fetal movement is relatively close to the stomach, which is obvious. The fetus will make various large movements such as punching, kicking, and rolling.

3. After 35 weeks, the fetal movement is very powerful, if you enter the basin early, the fetal movement will be reduced, if it is not in the basin, the fetal movement is still a lot.

1. Judge according to the number of fetal movements in a day.

2. Proper counting helps in judgment.

Mothers must keep a happy mood during pregnancy, carefully observe the baby's movements in the womb, of course, do not have to be in a long-term anxiety situation, according to scientific and effective methods can be carried out, regular prenatal check-ups can also better find problems, I believe everyone can have a healthy baby.

If the number of fetal movements is relatively normal at ordinary times, but there is sudden frequent fetal movement or long-term restlessness, this situation indicates that the fetus may be hypoxic in utero, serious or even stopped, this kind of situation is abnormal fetal movement, and it is necessary to go to the hospital to see a doctor in time as soon as possible.

The frequency and frequency of fetal movements can be used to determine whether the fetal movements are normal, and if the fetal movements are too frequent and irregular, it may be that the fetus has difficulty breathing.

In daily life, special attention should be paid to the fact that fetal movements have a certain regularity, and the fetus's activities in the womb have a certain frequency, and the fetus can be judged by the frequency and number of fetal movements and whether the fetus is normal.

<> when the fetus moves frequently, many expectant mothers think that the baby is very naughty. Frequent fetal movements are actually related to the gestational age, most expectant mothers will feel the first fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, and with the increase of gestational age, the fetal movement will become more and more obvious. So, is it normal for babies to have frequent fetal movements?

From the 16th week of pregnancy, the expectant mother can clearly feel the activity of the fetus, and the fetus reaches out, kicks, and hits the uterine wall in the womb, which is fetal movement. The number of fetal movements, the speed and the strength of the fetus indicate the safety of the fetus.

The more frequent the fetal movements, the more smoothly the baby grows in the belly, and the more lively the baby will be after birth, of course. But if you judge whether you have a chance to have a son based on the frequency of fetal movements, there is no scientific basis for this statement. The frequency of fetal movements is also related to the baby's growth period.

In general, the older the gestational age of the baby, the more physiological fetal movements will be, with the most significant between the 30th and 32nd weeks. At 20 weeks, the average number of movements per day is about 200 and increases to 375 at 32 weeks, and the number of movements per day may range from 100 to 700.

In fact, the baby in the womb also has a certain schedule of rest, so the frequency of fetal movements is also related to the time when expectant mothers count fetal movements. Generally, the baby's fetal movements will be more frequent before going to bed at night, after eating, when the expectant mother is taking a bath, and when the expectant parents talk to the baby or put **, and the number of fetal movements at other times is relatively low. However, there must be a problem with everything that is abnormal, if your baby suddenly moves frequently within a few days, then expectant mothers should also pay attention, because it is likely that the baby's belly is asking you for advice because of the lack of oxygen in the uterus.

Because the brain tissue of the full-term fetus is very sensitive to hypoxia, once hypoxia occurs, it is easy to cause edema and ischemia of brain tissue, and in severe cases, brain tissue necrosis and other consequences may occur. Brain injury caused by intrauterine hypoxia does not occur immediately after the onset of hypoxia, but is related to the length and severity of hypoxia. Hypoxic damage to brain tissue occurs only when the hypoxia is prolonged and severe, beyond the fetal ability to tolerate hypoxia.