What is wrong with pregnant women who have no fetal movement?

For pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, they particularly hope to feel the fetus exercising. It is the only way for pregnant women to communicate with their fetuses. In addition, pregnant mothers are also very curious about the baby's movement in their belly. Then let's take a look at it together: What should I do if there is no fetal movement in the 6th month of pregnancy?

What should I do if I don't have any fetal movement in the 6th month of pregnancy?

Fetal movement refers to the movement of the fetus in the uterus that impacts the endometrium. After 4 months of pregnancy, that is, starting from the 5th month, the pregnant mother can obviously feel the movement of the fetus. The fetus stretches out its hands, lifts its legs, and impacts the endometrium in the uterus. This is fetal movement. The frequency and speed of the baby's fetal movement express the well-being of the fetus. Normally, the baby's fetal movement is not less than 3 to 5 times per hour, and the number of obvious fetal movements in 12 hours is more than 30 to 40 times.

The lack of significant fetal movement in the sixth month of pregnancy is an abnormal symptom. However, due to the large individual differences between fetuses, some fetuses move about 100 times in 12 hours. As long as the fetal movement is regular and rhythmic, with little change, it proves that the baby's development is normal. The baby's fetal movement is normal, indicating that the placenta functions well and the oxygen transported to the fetus is sufficient. The fetus is fully developed in the uterus and moves happily.

In the sixth month of pregnancy, the fetus is stable. At this time, in addition to the mother being able to continue doing prenatal gymnastics, walking, Tai Chi, and even swimming, she should actively exercise for the fetus, and the movements can be slightly larger than before. Strictly speaking, this kind of exercise is also a kind of prenatal education and exercise based on touch. The time to help the fetus move should be fixed, usually around 8 o'clock at night. Each exercise session should not be too long, 5-10 minutes is the best time.

After six months of pregnancy, the fetus's exercise is not significant. In this case, pregnancy check-ups and fetal heart rate monitoring can be performed. In addition, it is recommended to see a doctor for an ultrasound examination of the fetus to prevent fetal distress.