Have you ever heard of fetal stillbirth in the womb? Is the fetal stillbirth womb just a legend? Hello everyone, I'm Mary Mommy Bear, today I continue to share with you a little knowledge: the method of self-counting fetal movement.
Your baby has hypoxic asphyxia in the womb
The first thing that needs to be told is that fetal death in the womb, not a legend, is real, and clinically, this situation is not uncommon. So before learning the method of self-counting fetal movements, I believe that many mothers in the third trimester have heard doctors say that they should self-monitor in the hospital, but why self-monitoring? And how should self-monitoring be carried out? In the third trimester, many situations may cause intrauterine asphyxia in the fetus, such as the umbilical cord around the neck, too much or too little amniotic fluid, high or low blood sugar, blood pressure problems, and even the mother eating the wrong things may have unexpected problems, but we cannot avoid them all. Therefore, we must learn to count the fetal movements by ourselves, so that we can not only prevent us from missing the critical period of the baby's first aid, but also avoid the mother from going to the hospital for unnecessary obstetric examination because of excessive tension.
Changes in your baby's position in the womb may cause the umbilical cord to wrap around the neck
There are two methods of fetal movement counting, no matter which one, before counting, everyone should remember that it is necessary to sit in a semi-sitting or side-lying position, and try to avoid standing, after exercise or when the number of fetal movements is over, or when the mood swings are in place.
Count the posture of the tires when moving
When we sit on the couch or bed and feel your baby moving, we can start counting! Find some peanuts, soybeans or paper balls as a measure, and take out one for each tire. Count three times in the morning, middle and evening, each time for one hour, and all the fetal movements are added up and multiplied by 4, which is the number of fetal movements for 12 hours. The value is greater than 30, which is normal fetal movement! If the value is not enough, or less than 10 times, then it is a reminder that we need to go to the hospital for examination! Of course, if you don't count three times, you can count for an hour continuously when the baby moves, if the number is small, you can postpone it for an hour, and no less than 3 times per hour is OK!
Fetal movement count
Finally, we need to remind everyone that the baby moves, moves again within a minute, or moves continuously for a while, so that it is counted as a time! There is also the time when everyone usually naps try not to count the fetal movements, because the baby will also follow the mother to form a habit of napping at that time, and the number of fetal movements will be relatively small! Well, today's sharing is here, I am Mary Mommy Bear, like the treasure mom remember to like the comments plus attention! We'll see you next time!