What should I do if I can t feel the fetus moving at 17 weeks of pregnancy?

When a pregnant woman reaches a certain month of pregnancy, the fetus in the womb will begin to move slowly, so what should I do if I still can't feel the fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy? Let's take a look.

1. What should I do if I can't feel fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy?

In fact, it is normal for pregnant women to not feel fetal movement when they are about 17 weeks pregnant, and generally pregnant women who are pregnant for the first time will not feel fetal movement until about 20 weeks of pregnancy, and multiparous women who have had previous pregnancy experience are more sensitive and may feel fetal movement at about 16 weeks of pregnancy. In addition, there are some pregnant women who can't feel the fetal movement at about 17 weeks, because the pregnant woman's feeling is not so sensitive, and the fetus will be relatively small at 17 weeks of pregnancy, and the amplitude of the fetal movement is not large, so some insensitive pregnant women can't feel it carefully, as the fetus grows up slowly, and the amplitude of the fetal movement will slowly become larger, generally after 20 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal movement will be more obvious.

2. What is the cause of abnormal fetal movement?

1. Physiological factors. In fact, the fetus also has a biological clock in the womb, usually sleep and wakefulness cycles will affect fetal movement, generally the fetus in the morning when the fetal movement will be less, to noon will slowly increase, to 6 o'clock in the evening until about 10 o'clock in the evening, the fetal fetal movement will be active again, in addition to the mood and posture of the pregnant woman, as well as when touching the abdomen and other factors, can cause some changes in fetal movement, in addition to if the pregnant woman's sitting posture is not correct will make the fetus feel very uncomfortable, then the fetal movement will be more frequent at this time.

2. Pathological factors. If the amount of amniotic fluid in the uterus of the pregnant woman is relatively small, then the fetus in the uterus will be abnormal, under normal circumstances, the number of fetal movements will slowly decrease, and there are some reasons that will lead to intrauterine hypoxia in the fetus, then it will lead to abnormal fetal movements, so pregnant women must pay attention to the fact that if the fetal movement increases significantly or decreases significantly, they need to go to the hospital for examination to see if the fetus has intrauterine hypoxia.

If you can't feel the fetal movement, you should go to the hospital for ultrasound. You can see if there is anything wrong with your child.

You should go to the hospital to check and pass through some of the specialized machines in the hospital before you can feel the baby's movements.

In such a situation, you must see a doctor in time, you must do a B ultrasound examination, if necessary, you can do color ultrasound, and then go to the doctor**.

It is very necessary to go to the hospital immediately for a physical examination, so as to avoid fetal arrest and fetal death.

If the pregnant woman still does not feel the fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, in this case, the pregnant woman needs to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination. Only by doing B ultrasound examination can we feel whether the fetus will be prone to accidental danger in the womb, and for the mother, we should also be reasonable and calm. It is important to know that not every pregnant woman can feel fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, and it may generally be due to the pregnant mother's obesity.

Therefore, the sensory ability will also be relatively weak, probably because the fetal movement is relatively small, so it is difficult for the mother to feel the fetal movement.

Pregnant women are generally able to feel significant fetal movements by the time they reach 15 to 18 weeks of pregnancy. For pregnant women, if they can't feel the fetal movement, they first need to go to the hospital for a targeted B-ultrasound to check whether the fetus is in danger of accidents in the womb. As a mother, you must also know that when facing the fetus in the second trimester of pregnancy, the danger is generally small.

If the pregnant mother does not feel the fetal movement, then in this case, the pregnant mother should choose to calm down and carefully feel the fetal movement.

In today's life, many pregnant women are prone to irritability during pregnancy. For pregnant mothers who are upset and irritable, it is also difficult to feel the fetal movement, but when you want to feel the fetal movement, you can choose to go to a quieter place in the park. Feel the fetal movement well, and when the pregnant mother feels the fetal movement, she can start to consider giving the child appropriate prenatal education.

Due to the different constitutions of pregnant women, the time to feel the fetal movement is completely different. For pregnant mothers, if they still do not feel fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, in this case, they can slowly wait for the fetal month to gradually grow up, and the power of fetal movement may become more obvious. Because the child's month is relatively small, the movement of the child's fetal movement is also relatively small, which is difficult for the pregnant mother to feel.

At this time, you should go to the hospital in time to do the corresponding examination, do a good job of fetal heart monitoring, see if the fetus is developing well, adjust your mentality, do not be overly nervous, and do not cause serious impact on the fetus.

Faced with such a situation, I will immediately go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to check the fetal heart rate of the fetus. Then proceed to the correct **.

It is normal to feel fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, most of which appear after 18 weeks, the early baby is small, the limb strength is weak, the fetal movement is not obvious, and some pregnant women have subcutaneous fat, so they feel that there is no fetal movement.

Of course, there is no problem, fetal movement is actually the feeling of movement in the stomach, at the beginning it is particularly light, just a little bit of movement, slowly will be more frequent, wait patiently.

Around 16 weeks of pregnancy, there will generally be fetal movements, just like goldfish spitting bubbles, if it is only at 17 weeks then you can observe it again, because everyone's ovulation period will also be deviated, so it is best to observe.

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I have to count the fetal movements. 3 times a day.

One hour in the morning, noon and evening.

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.

Fetal movements are 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.

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.

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You can know if it is within the normal range

At 17 weeks of pregnancy, many pregnant women can already feel fetal movement, but some pregnant women do not feel fetal movement, so they are very worried and wonder if there is something wrong with their baby. In fact, women can generally feel the fetal movement at this time. So what is it about not feeling fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy?

What should I do?

Four-dimensional color ultrasound should be done to understand the development of the fetus.

After pregnancy, through self-monitoring and family monitoring, fetal abnormalities can be detected in time and dealt with in time. Fetal movements are generally felt at 15 to 20 weeks, peaking at 28 to 32 weeks' gestation, and gradually decreasing after 38 weeks' gestation.

Pregnant women should have fetal movements measured from 28 weeks of gestation. Once a day in the morning, noon and evening, for 1 hour each time. Pregnant women can sit or lie on their sides and place their hands gently on the abdominal wall to experience fetal movement.

Normal fetal movements are 3 5 hours, and the number of fetal movements measured 3 times can also be multiplied by 4, which is equal to the number of fetal movements in 12 hours, and the sinking should be more than 30 times. After 36 weeks of pregnancy, the family can be taught to listen to the fetal heart sound in the abdomen of the pregnant woman, and the heart rate of the sinking fetus is 120 160 minutes. 8 hours of sleep and a left side decubitus position is better, but it's better if you're comfortable.

Through the introduction of this article, it can be known that it is normal for pregnant women to not feel fetal movement at 17 weeks of pregnancy, because pregnant women generally begin to feel fetal movement at 15-20 weeks of pregnancy. If you are very worried, then you can go to the hospital for a color ultrasound examination to know if your baby is normal.