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Anonymous users2024-02-12Manifestations of fetal hypoxia at 30 weeks of pregnancy:
1. If the fetal movement is more abnormal (decreased or increased) than before, or the fetal movement is pumped for 3 hours during the day, and the total number of 3 fetal movements is less than 10 times, it indicates that there may be intrauterine hypoxia; Clause.
2. Fetal heart rate monitoring showed that the fetus was unresponsive. If the pregnant woman suspects that the fetus may be hypoxic, it is recommended to immediately go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a regular hospital for further fetal heart rate testing to understand the condition of the fetal baby, discharge the fetal intrauterine distress, if there is hypoxia, it is necessary to follow the doctor's instructions in time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hypoxia in babies at 30 weeks of pregnancy usually manifests as abnormal fetal movements.
There are two types of normal fetal movements, one is that the fetal movement is the same as usual, and the other is more than 10 fetal movements in two hours. If the fetal movement is significantly reduced, which is significantly different from usual, it may be that the baby is hypoxic.
There is also a manifestation of hypoxia is manifested as a change in fetal heart rate, the normal fetal heart rate is between 110 and 160 beats, if the fetal heart rate is greater than 160 or less than 110 beats, it is abnormal, it means that there is a fetal intrauterine hypoxia manifestation, then you can do fetal heart rate monitoring.
If the fetal heart rate monitoring also indicates abnormality and it is clear that there is intrauterine hypoxia, then you should be hospitalized immediately**, correct the fetal heart rate through oxygen inhalation and infusion, and correct the fetal intrauterine hypoxia to see if it can be corrected. If the correction is not successful, the pregnancy should be terminated by cesarean section immediately.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Fetal hypoxia is mainly caused by the following factors:
Maternal causes: 1. Supine hypotension.
2. Hypoglycemia.
3. Take sedative drugs.
4. Placental abnormality.
5. Amniotic fluid abnormality.
6. Maternal anemia.
Fetal factors: 1. Umbilical cord abnormality.
2. The baby does not like to move.
3. Fetal factors: severe cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, fetal malformations, maternal and infant blood group incompatibility, fetal intrauterine infection, intracranial hemorrhage and road brain injury, etc.
Be sure to pay attention to fetal heart rate monitoring, and pay attention to the fetal movements.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Fetal hypoxia. 1. Walk around more and don't sit for a long time.
During pregnancy, especially in the third trimester, pregnant mothers should not sit for too long. Because the sitting position will compress the uterus, it is not conducive to the fetus moving in the abdomen, and it will affect the blood circulation of the placenta for a long time, which will then cause fetal hypoxia. Pregnant mothers should move around more appropriately, which is not only good for the fetus, but also conducive to raising the head and descending grandchildren, and it will be more conducive to smooth delivery when giving birth.
2. Maintain proper weight gain and stay away from secondhand smoke.
Studies have shown that the amount of oxygen supplied to the fetus during pregnancy is reduced due to the mother's exposure to second-hand smoke. Therefore, pregnant mothers should try their best to control their weight no matter what, never raise themselves too fat, and stay away from those smokers and avoid contact with smoking environments.
3. Adopt a sleeping position on the left side.
As the pregnancy time becomes longer, the uterus continues to enlarge, and even occupies the entire abdominal cavity, which will squeeze the adjacent tissues and organs, and the uterus rotates to the right to varying degrees, so that the ligaments and mesangium that protect the uterus are in a state of tension, and the blood vessels in the mesangium that provide nutrients to the uterus are also stretched, which will affect the oxygen supply of the fetus and make the fetus chronically hypoxic.
The pregnant mother can reduce the right rotation of the uterus and relieve the insufficient blood supply to the uterus, which is beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus and the delivery of labor. Inhale oxygen according to the amount prescribed by the hospital to relieve it.
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