Xiaoli is pregnant for the first time, and this is a fresh start. Every day, she treats herself carefully to ensure that she and her fetus grow healthily. Xiaoli will observe her body every day, paying special attention to her abdomen, and once there is fetal movement, she will feel curious and want to know what the fetus is like.
Xiaoli knows that fetal movement is a manifestation of fetal activity, representing its growth and development. Therefore, she is more looking forward to fetal movements, and every time she does, she is excited. When the fetus moves, Xiaoli will feel a gentle impact, and sometimes even feel like a small hand or calf swinging, these are the fetus moving. Xiaoli's favorite time is every night, which is her most intimate moment with the fetus, she often touches her abdomen, talks to the fetus, and lets it know that its parents are guarding it.
Frequent fetal movements sometimes affect the mother's heart, in fact, fetal movements have these 3 possibilities, today I will take you to learn more about it, and when you encounter this situation, you don't have to be nervous.
Fetal movements are often a sign that a mother is ready to welcome a newborn. Generally, the mother can feel the fetal movement by the sixth month of pregnancy. There are three possibilities for fetal movement: abdominal aortic pulsation, hiccups in the fetus, and fetal movement.
First of all, abdominal aortic pulsation is one of the most obvious forms of fetal movement. In this case, the mother will feel a rhythmic shaking in the fetal abdomen, thus feeling the rhythm of the fetal heartbeat. Generally, the fetus moves in the mother's body, but this movement is caused by her heartbeat, so the mother can determine the fetus's heartbeat by feeling the abdominal shaking.
Second, hiccups in the fetus can sometimes cause the mother's fetal movement. In this case, the mother will feel an irregular shaking of the fetus's abdomen, because the fetus will change the position of the fetus during hiccups, causing the mother's fetal movement.
Finally, the movement of the fetus also causes fetal movement in the mother. In this case, the mother can feel a shaking of the fetus's head, limbs, or abdomen, but this shaking has no rhythm and is caused by the movement of the fetus. For example, when the fetus turns over, the mother can feel a shaking in the abdomen.
From the above three situations, fetal movement is the first signal that the mother is ready to welcome the newborn, and the mother can determine the health status of the fetus by feeling the fetal movement. Therefore, the mother should pay special attention to the fetal movement, and can detect the abnormal situation of the fetus in time, so as to take timely measures to protect the health of the fetus.
In addition, fetal movement is also a very important developmental indicator during fetal development, because fetal movement can reflect the physical condition of the fetus, so that the development of the fetus can be better understood and the growth and development of the fetus can be controlled more effectively.
In short, fetal movement is a sign that the mother is ready to welcome the newborn, and it is also an important indicator of fetal development, and the mother should pay special attention to the fetal movement in order to detect the abnormal situation of the fetus in time and protect the health of the fetus.