Why is the fetal movement always on the right side?

Baby movement is a very strange thing. Especially when the pregnant mother and father greet and interact with the baby publicly for the first time, it is an indescribable happiness. However, in the late pregnancy or at any time, pregnant mothers must always pay attention to whether there are any abnormalities in the baby's fetal movements. So why does the baby's fetal movements always keep coming from the right side?

Why is the baby's fetal movement always on the right side?

Generally, the limbs and arms of the fetus are easy to move, and you feel the fetal movement in this position. Fetal movement on the right side indicates that your fetus occupies the left position. If there are no other symptoms, it should be fine and belong to all normal conditions.

The fetus lives in the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman. The fetus grows from the combination of a sperm and an egg, and grows slowly day by day. It has its own space for activities, and the fetus does not always maintain the same posture in the body. Sometimes it may be head up, but sometimes it is down, or even sideways. Fetal movement is mainly the movement of the fetus in the body. The possible moving organs are his hands, feet, buttocks and head. Sometimes the mother can tell which part of the body the baby is using based on the manifestations of the fetal movement. If a fetus who likes to use a "fist" has his head facing right, the expectant mother will feel that the fetus's fetal movements are always on the right side, and the gender of each fetus has nothing to do with it. If the legs of the fetus who likes to "kick" happen to be on the right side, the expectant mother will also find that the baby's fetal movements are often on the right side.

The baby's fetal movement is generally related to the fetal position, so there is no need to worry. Now you need to pay attention to rest and nutritional supplements. In fact, the position of fetal movement is closely related to the position of the fetus. If the position of the fetus is always on the right, the position of the fetus should not change much. You need to pay attention to rest, improve nutrition, and go to the hospital for follow-up visits regularly.

How does the baby move?

1. Generally speaking, pregnant women first feel fetal movement around 4th or 5th month of pregnancy, which is around 16th to 20th week of pregnancy. However, because each person's physical fitness is different, the time of fetal movement is also different. In most cases, the fetal movement of thin people occurs earlier, while the fetal movement of fat people occurs relatively later.

2. If this is your first pregnancy, you may feel the baby's movement for the first time around 18 to 20 weeks. At first, the baby's fetal movement is faint, like a butterfly flapping its wings. Gradually, you will feel that the baby's fetal movements are becoming stronger and more regular. As your baby grows, you will feel the beats of his movements, and they will become stronger and stronger.

3. The mentality of pregnant women will affect the fetus, which in turn affects the frequency of fetal movements. For example, when an expectant mother loses her temper, the fetus will become more and more upset and then violently hit her. If the expectant mother relaxes in a comfortable environment, the baby's mentality will also be very stable. If the expectant mother is hungry, the frequency and amplitude of the baby's fetal movement will decrease.

4. 3-5 times per hour. The more weeks of pregnancy, the more active the fetal movement, but the fetal movement decreases in the later stages of pregnancy. Generally, fetal movement reaches its peak after 28-32 weeks of pregnancy. After 36 weeks, the intensity and frequency of fetal movements also decrease to a certain extent, and pregnant women feel it as intestinal peristalsis. The baby's fetal movement is more even between 8 and 12 in the morning, the least between 2 and 3 in the afternoon, and then gradually increases, reaching the maximum between 8 and 11 at night. If the baby's fetal movement count exceeds 30 times/12 hours, it is normal. If it is less than 10 times/12 hours, it indicates that the fetus is suffering from intrauterine hypoxia.