Movements are counted every few minutes or seconds

Under normal conditions, the fetal movement is about 30-40 times a day. However, the number of fetal movements is not fixed over a 24-hour period. Generally speaking, every morning, the fetal movement is more uniform at 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock, and then gradually decreases; At 2-3 p.m., fetal movements are minimal; At 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., the fetal movements are at their highest.

Pregnant mommy should learn to count correctly:

Point 1: Count once in the morning, noon and evening within the specified time, and count for one hour each time. Don't count whenever you want, or count as long as you want.

The kind that counts when you think about it, and counts when you forget it; It's not right to count a few minutes more if it's okay this time, and a few minutes less when something happens next time. You have to record the number of movements measured three times a day and multiply it by 4 to get the total number of movements in 12 hours.

Point 2: When counting, you should concentrate on the fetal movement, and don't neglect your thoughts. Prepare yourself before you start counting, such as keeping a blank piece of paper, a pen, or a box of matches nearby.

Each time there is a movement, use a pen to draw a bar on the paper or take a match from the matchbox. After an hour, count how many bars have been drawn, or count how many matches have been taken out of the box, and this is the number of fetal movements in that hour.

Key point 3: Pregnant women should count fetal movements every day from the 7th month of pregnancy until delivery.

1.The number of fetal movements, if it lasts more than 30 times every 12 hours, indicates that the fetus is in good condition;

2.If it drops below 10 times every 12 hours, it means that the fetus is hypoxic, and you must go to the hospital immediately to let the doctor take measures;

3.If there is no fetal movement within 12 hours, this indicates that the fetus is very dangerous, and it is likely to die in the mother's womb within 24-48 hours, and emergency treatment measures must be taken immediately.

The above situation fully shows that fetal movement is a signal of fetal safety, so the fetal movement must be measured carefully and must not be ambiguous, so as not to delay the rescue time and regret it.

Counting fetal movements is like this, and it is necessary to count fetal movements regularly every day. In general, count in bed or sitting after a meal, 3 times a day for 1 hour. The number of fetal movements in the morning, noon, and evening for 1 hour each day is added and multiplied by 4 to get the number of fetal movements in 12 hours.

The number of fetal movements should be recorded each time, and the doctor should be asked to see it during the prenatal examination, so that the doctor can guide the correct recording method or deal with the problem in time.

If the number of fetal movements is greater than 30 in 12 hours, the fetus is in good condition; If it is 20 30 times, attention should be paid to the next day count; Drop to 20 times below and tell your doctor for further examination. If the number of fetal movements is 4 or more in 1 hour, the fetus is well; If the number of fetal movements in 1 hour is less than 3, you should count for another 1 hour, if it is still less than 3 times, you should immediately go to the emergency department to understand the fetus condition, and must not wait, so as not to lose the opportunity for rescue. In particular, if fetal movements disappear for 12 hours, there is a risk of intrauterine fetal death.

Of course, there is no need to worry about a decrease in the number of movements under normal circumstances, such as less movement when the baby is quiet or sleeping. Therefore, it is advisable for pregnant women to count fetal movements at a fixed time each day to ensure accurate counting. Sometimes the fetus wakes up by gently patting the abdomen or eating something, and it is more accurate to count the fetal movements.

In addition, pregnant women who take sedatives will have less fetal movements, which can be recovered after stopping the drug. Excluding the above, when uteroplacental blood flow is reduced and the fetus has chronic hypoxia, fetal movement will be reduced, and fetal movement will disappear when hypoxia is severe. Just as a person is reluctant to move more when they are sick, the fetal movements that occur at this time are reduced to abnormalities.

Every big movement of the fetus in the womb will surprise the pregnant mother, but there has been no movement for a long time, and the pregnant mother will worry about why the baby is so quiet. If you have fetal movements every once in a while, do you worry about whether it is normal to have fetal movements every hour or two? How often does the baby move?

The fetus moves continuously in the belly once, pauses and moves even the second time, and counts three fetal movements a day, 9-10 in the morning, 3-4 in the afternoon, and 9-10 in the evening. Generally, it is more than 3 times, and if the fetal movement is less than 2 times per hour, it is counted for 1 hour in a row.

The number of fetal movements, the speed and slowness, the strength and weakness, etc., are a reflection of the health of the fetus. The number and amplitude of fetal movements vary at different times of pregnancy.

Normal fetal movement indicates that the placenta is functioning well, that oxygen is delivered to the fetus is sufficient, that the fetus is developing well, and that the little life is living happily in the womb. If the pregnant mother finds that the fetus moves less than 20 times within 12 hours, or less than 3 times within 1 hour, it often means that the fetus may be hypoxic, and it is necessary to check and observe the fetus in time.

Fetal movement refers to the fetal movement in the uterine cavity that hits the uterine wall, that is, from the 5th month, the mother can clearly feel the fetal activity, and the fetus reaches out, kicks, and impacts the uterine wall in the uterus, which is fetal movement. The number of fetal movements, the speed and the strength of the fetus indicate the safety of the fetus. Normal obvious fetal movements are not less than 3 5 times in 1 hour, and the number of obvious fetal movements in 12 hours is more than 30 40 times.

However, due to the large individual differences in fetuses, some fetuses can move about 100 times in 12 hours, as long as the fetal movements are regular, rhythmic, and do not change much, it proves that the fetal development is normal.

However, it may not be available every hour, and it varies from person to person.

The method of counting fetal movements: pregnant women take the left side decubitus position, meditate to experience the number of fetal movements, record the number of fetal movements every time, record 1 hour each in the morning, noon and evening every day, and multiply the sum of 3 hours of fetal movements by 4 to calculate the number of fetal movements in 12 hours. If the number of fetal movements is less than 3 times in 1 hour, or the number of fetal movements is less than 10 times in 12 hours, especially when the fetal movements disappear, it is a red flag, and you should seek medical attention immediately without delay, so as not to cause after-effects such as intrauterine suffocation of the fetus.

However, it is best to go to the hospital and have a doctor check it out, and the child's problem should not be neglected.

Hello, the counting method of fetal movements: count 1 hour each in the morning, noon and evening every day, more than 3 times per hour, reflecting the good condition of the fetus. You can also multiply the sum of the number of three fetal movements in the morning, noon and evening by 4 to get the number of fetal movements in 12 hours.

If the fetal movement reaches more than 30 times in 12 hours, it reflects that the fetus is in good condition, less than 20 times, indicating that the fetus is abnormal, and if the fetal movement is less than 10 times, it indicates that the fetus is hypoxic in utero.

When counting fetal movements, you should take a lying or sitting position, concentrate your thoughts, and use some small items (such as coins or buttons, etc.) to mark or record on paper to avoid omission. If there is continuous fetal movement or if multiple fetal movements are felt at the same time, it can only be counted once, and the fetal movement must be completely stopped before continuing to be counted. If the fetus continues to move for a long time, it should also be vigilant.

The strength and frequency of fetal movements vary greatly from person to person, some as many as 100 times in 12 hours, and pregnant women will get a constant after counting for a period of time, and then they can use this as a standard to self-monitor the safety of the fetus.