After a few weeks of pregnancy, will the fetal movements be regular? What do I need to pay attention

In general, pregnancy needs to be regular after 28 weeks; Be sure to pay attention to your diet and exercise.

Pregnant women begin to feel fetal movements around 20 weeks of pregnancy, which is about 4 to 5 months, but the exact time varies from person to person. Fetal movement can be felt at 4 to 5 months, and sensitive pregnant women may also be able to feel fetal movement at 14 or 15 weeks, which is less than 4 months. However, pregnant women are fatter and have thicker belly fat.

They may also feel significant fetal movement after 20 weeks, or 5 months later. The sensation of fetal movements, sometimes similar to intestinal movements, is not very obvious at first, and becomes more pronounced and frequent in the middle and late stages.

Fetal movements are generally less frequent during the day and more frequent at night. Pregnant women can tell the condition of the fetus by fetal movements. Fetal movement is related to the health of the fetus, and pregnant mothers pay special attention to fetal movement, which is a very correct idea.

Around 16 weeks of pregnancy, and then around 4 months of pregnancy, you may feel fetal movements. Because the fetus is small, the fetal movements are slight. If you are a woman with multiple births, you may feel exercise before 16 weeks.

Fetal movements may be detected later if the abdominal fat layer is thick, and fetal movements may be detected earlier if the pregnant woman has a thin abdominal fat layer.

How long does it take to feel movement. This varies from person to person. Most pregnant women can feel fetal movement after 4 months of pregnancy, and the abdominal fat is thinner, and those with multiple pregnancies can feel fetal movement earlier.

Conversely, primiparous mothers with thick belly fat feel fetal movements relatively late. Pregnant mothers can pay attention to the law of the baby's fetal movement and carry out prenatal education in the baby's fetal movement. After 30 weeks of pregnancy, pregnant mothers should master the method from the number of fetal movements, self-monitor the safety of the baby in utero, fetal movements are significantly reduced or significantly increased, and the time for pregnant women to feel the first fetal movement is about 20 weeks.

The time it takes for a pregnant woman to feel the fetal movement is different. For obese pregnant women, it is possible that the fetus moves at a later time, and they feel that the fetus moves later. Fetal movements increase as pregnancy progresses, usually peaking at 32 to 34 weeks of gestation and decreasing after 38 weeks.

The time of fetal movement is regular, it is more active in the evening and afternoon, but it has a certain sleep period, its sleep period is about 20-40 minutes, and there is no fetal movement in the insomnia period.

After about 28 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal movements will become more regular, and during this time, the pregnant woman should pay more attention to the growth and development of the fetus.

Under normal circumstances, at about 24 weeks, you can feel a relatively regular fetal movement; Under normal circumstances, when the baby's fetal movements are regular, the fetal movements should be counted every day, so that the fetus can be monitored whether the fetus is safe in the womb and whether there is a lack of oxygen.

At about 28 weeks, the fetal movement is more obvious, and the pregnant mother can feel the clear fetal movement, and the fetal movement becomes more regular. Doctors also recommend that pregnant women start recording fetal movements from 28 weeks. The pattern of fetal movements varies from time to time.

Pregnant women can consciously move the fetus around 16-20 weeks of normal pregnancy, and gradually increase and intensify as the pregnancy progresses, peaking at 32 weeks and then gradually decreasing after 37-38 weeks. Normal fetal movements occur 3-5 times per hour during pregnancy, and the fetal movements present a "biological clock", which is relatively uniform at 8-12 a.m., the least at 2-3 p.m., and the most at 8-11 p.m., and will be more obvious in the third trimester.

Due to the huge differences between fetuses, some fetuses can move about 100 times in a 12-hour period. As long as the fetal movement is regular, rhythmic, and does not change much, it proves that the fetus is developing normally. Normal fetal movement means that the placenta is functioning well, the oxygen delivered to the fetus is sufficient, and the fetus is growing and developing well in the uterus, and normal fetal movement means that the placenta is functioning well, the oxygen delivered to the fetus is sufficient, and the fetus is growing and developing well in the womb and is moving happily.

The recording method is as follows: in the fixed time period of morning, noon and evening, the fetal movement is counted, and the number of 3 fetal movements is multiplied by 4, that is, the fetal movement is 12 hours, and if it is less than 10 times, it is abnormal.

When calculating fetal movements, it is best for pregnant mothers to lie on their left side. The environment should be quiet, the mind should be concentrated, and the emotions should be peaceful to ensure the accuracy of the measurement data. If fetal movements are abnormal, be alert to fetal distress. Fetal agitation in the early stages of hypoxia is characterized by a marked increase in fetal movements.

Fetal movements gradually intensify as pregnancy progresses, generally peaking at 32 to 34 weeks of gestation and gradually decreasing after 38 weeks. If expectant mothers find that their babies are not as naughty as before after 36 weeks, this is because the fetus is growing slowly, the space in the womb is getting smaller and smaller, and the amplitude and frequency of fetal movements are relatively reduced. The above is that the fetal movement of pregnant women will be regular after a few weeks of pregnancy.

Generally, after 15 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal movement will be regular, and at this stage, you must pay attention to your diet, work and rest, physical, mental and behavioral aspects. Because these aspects are important for a person and can also determine whether a person's body is healthy or not, pregnant women must pay attention to this aspect.

After about 28 weeks, the fetal movement is more obvious, you can clearly feel the fetal movement, to be more regular, to feel the abnormality of the fetal movement, if the fetal movement is too little and too much fetal movement is also abnormal, to carry out regular prenatal examination.

After 18 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal movement will be regular; Be careful not to be too emotional, not to exercise vigorously, not to eat spicy food, not to cry, and not to eat fried food.

How long does it take for fetal movements to occur during pregnancy?

1.There is a difference in the time of conscious fetal movements after pregnancy. Generally, the time of conscious fetal movement is 18-20 weeks for primiparous women and 16-18 weeks for multiparous women.

The number of weeks of conscious fetal movement in primiparous women is about 2 weeks later than that of multiparous women, because primiparous women have a lower sensitivity to fetal movements, while multiparous women have relatively high sensitivity and sensitivity to fetal movements due to pregnancy, so fetal movements can be felt at 16-18 weeks. Monitoring fetal movements after 28 weeks is particularly important. After 28 weeks, if the fetal movement is abnormal, go to the hospital in time.

If the doctor diagnoses intrauterine hypoxia in the fetus, the newborn can usually be performed** to avoid perinatal neonatal death.

2.Fetal movement can be felt around 18-20 weeks of pregnancy, which is relatively early. Fetal movement may be felt at 16-17 weeks.

Insensitive mothers generally feel fetal movement around 20 weeks. The time of fetal movement perception during pregnancy has a certain relationship with the fat and thinness of pregnant women, whether they are primiparous or multiparous. For example, a fatter mother with a thicker abdominal wall will perceive fetal movement later, while a thinner mother, with a thinner abdominal wall and more sensitive to fetal movement, may perceive fetal movement earlier.

In addition, for primiparous and multiparous mothers, because multiparous women have experience of fetal movement, they can often feel fetal movement earlier, while primiparous women generally feel fetal movement later.

3.What is the general pattern of fetal movements? The regularity of fetal movements is evening and afternoon activity, but there is a certain period of sleep.

The sleep period is about 20-40 minutes, and there is no fetal movement during insomnia. If no fetal movement is observed, it is recommended to recheck it after 40 minutes. 16-20 weeks pregnant, the fetus is small, and the baby does not exercise much.

During this time, the pregnant mother feels like a small fish swimming or flapping its wings, a bit like the feeling of flatulence and hunger. At this time, the position of fetal movement is limited by the size of the uterus, which is relatively low, around the navel. At 20-35 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus at this time is not large relative to the uterus, and the uterus can provide a large space for the fetus to move.

Fetal movements occur between 15 and 20 weeks of pregnancy, and the amplitude of fetal movements during this period is relatively small, and the pregnant woman will only know if she feels it carefully. At 28 to 32 weeks, the peak period will be reached, and the fetal movement during this period is basically more regular. Pregnant women feel the movement of the fetus.

It is relatively normal that it will gradually weaken in the later stage, and it is relatively normal to test the fetal movements seven or eight times in an hour without being able to test it at home. It is advisable to go for a pregnancy test every month. Pay attention to nutrition and get plenty of rest.

Under normal circumstances, pregnant women will feel obvious fetal movements at about 20 weeks, and fetal movements will be obvious when pregnant women are more emotional, or when they are full and sleep is particularly good, and they generally swim around in the body like small fish, and the fetal movements will also be seen in the abdomen.

It can appear at about three months old. Generally, the longer the time, the more obvious the fetal movement will be. And it usually appears at night.

At about 6 and a half months, the child has already begun to move, because at more than 6 months, the child's development is already very healthy and basically formed.

When you are about 4 months pregnant, you should pay attention to the fetal movement, and at this time, you can feel the movement of the baby by touching the belly.

It is about three months or so, and it is necessary to detect fetal movements, and to record fetal movements, so that the growth and development of the child can be determined.

How many weeks of pregnancy do fetal movements occur?

Generally at about 24 weeks, you can feel that the baby's fetal movements are very regular, and generally move more at night, which is what every baby will do. At other times, I usually move a lot before and after meals. Fetal movement is the activity of the fetus in the uterus to impact the uterine wall, which is called fetal movement, and sometimes fetal movement can be seen or felt during abdominal examination.

At 18-20 weeks of gestation, pregnant women consciously move the fetus, and multiparous women appear earlier. Fetal movements gradually increase with pregnancy progression, reaching a peak at 32-34 weeks of gestation, and gradually decreasing after 38 weeks, with normal fetal movements 3-5 times per hour. Fetal movement can reflect the basic condition of the fetus in utero, and it is also the only important means of self-monitoring for pregnant women.

Under normal circumstances, the fetal movement is the least in the morning and more frequent in the evening between 6 and 10 p.m. Generally, fetal movement counts should be done twice a week at 32-36 weeks of pregnancy. After 36 weeks of pregnancy, fetal movement counts should be done daily as follows:

Pregnant women take the left side decubitus position, put their hands on the abdomen, check the fetal movement 3 times a day in the morning, noon and evening, each time 1 hour, the number of 3 fetal movements multiplied by 4, that is, the number of fetal movements in 12 hours. Normal fetal movements should be greater than 30 times. At the same time, it should be noted that the conditions for each fetal movement count should be the same as possible.

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.

The breeze blows slightly, encountering a beauty, nature is deep, pregnant with a baby is a mysterious thing, but also the law of nature, the continuation of the crystallization of love. From the fertilized egg to the gradual healthy growth, the baby in the mother's belly is constantly changing, the most obvious is the fetal movement, and even a certain regularity. So, when does the fetal movement start to be regular?

The mother gently touches the belly, and sometimes when the mother is chatting with the baby, the baby will have fetal movements in the belly, and then respond to the mother. Normal fetal movement can reflect the baby's health, if the baby has abnormal fetal movement, it is likely to mean that the baby is in danger, so the expectant mother should pay attention to the fetal movement and feel the baby's situation in the belly.

Fetal movement is generally felt at about 16 weeks, and the expectant mother can feel it, because at the beginning, some expectant mothers feel that the feeling is not particularly obvious, and when the pregnancy reaches 20 weeks, it will be obvious that there is a regularity. Under normal circumstances, the normal fetal movement is less than 1 hour, not less than 3 5 times, and generally at 12 hours, the number of fetal movements can be clearly felt to be more than 30 40 times. Because each baby's situation is different, there will be some differences in the number of fetal movements of the baby, but if the fetal movements are calculated to have a certain regularity and rhythm, it means that the baby's development is also normal.

If the baby's fetal movement is normal, it means that the placenta is functioning well, which can allow the fetus to get more adequate oxygen and grow healthily in a healthy environment. It should be noted that the number of fetal movements of the baby is not constant, and when the pregnancy reaches 28 to 38 weeks, it is already a period when the fetal movements are more active, and then over time, it will continue to weaken, knowing that Bob was born. Due to the movement of the expectant mother, as well as posture, emotions, etc., it will also affect the changes in fetal movement.

Expectant mothers observe the fetal movements and pay attention to the baby's health. Once you find any abnormality, you should go to the hospital in time**. If you do not feel the fetal movement at 9 weeks of pregnancy, it is easy to have a miscarriage.

If the fetal movement is abnormal, stay in the hospital for observation in time and take measures to protect the fetus.

Fetal movement generally refers to the movement of the fetus in the womb, and under normal circumstances, the fetal movement is not felt until about 16 weeks after the first child.

If a woman has given birth, she is relatively sensitive to fetal movements, and generally speaking, fetal movements begin to occur regularly after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

At this time, the fetus is five months in size, and for such a large child, her fetal movements are generally 3 to 5 times per hour.

It is normal for a woman to feel a stronger fetal movement when she is quiet and weaker when she is active.