What to do if the baby is still not moving at 40 weeks plus 3

When it comes to the baby's delivery date, I believe mothers who have given birth know it very well. During pregnancy, especially in the late pregnancy, the mother is most concerned about the delivery date, and is very eager to see the baby. However, there are many cases where the delivery date has passed and there is no response. At this time, the pregnant mother is more anxious. In fact, every mother's situation is different, and the delivery date is also different. So, what should I do if the baby still hasn’t made any sound at 40 weeks plus 3?

First, the drug oxytocin is injected. If the due date has been reached and more than three weeks have passed, the doctor will recommend an ultrasound examination. If the embryo is complete and tends to be stable, the doctor will recommend inducing labor. If oxytocin is used properly, it has little effect on the baby's health. The oxytocin group can produce regular uterine contractions.

Generally, the doctor will do a comprehensive examination and use oxytocin to assist in delivery if necessary. The stimulating effect of oxytocin is very strong and it itself has no effect on the baby's health, but if the infusion rate of oxytocin is too fast, excessive administration can cause uterine spasm. This causes the baby to grow rapidly, of course it is in an emergency situation.

Normal stimulation of the nipples and nipples can stimulate the body to release oxytocin, causing uterine contractions, which can replace the induction of oxytocin. It can be started at 39 weeks of pregnancy to avoid pregnancy delays. The method is to gently stimulate the nipples and nipples with a warm towel every morning, noon and evening. If regular contractions are found, you can stop, and then stimulate again after the contractions subside. This method of inducing contractions is very effective.

If there is no sound during the 40-3 weeks of pregnancy, you can see a doctor to check whether there is cephalopelvic disproportion, the size of the baby's biparietal diameter, the position of the placenta and the amount of amniotic fluid flow. If no abnormalities are found, you should wait patiently. Moderate exercise is beneficial to the improvement of the cervix and the initiation of labor signs. For example, walking, climbing stairs, or using a yoga ball can also help the fetal head enter the pelvis and the cervix to improve. Pregnant women can give birth a week before or after the due date, so there is no need to be depressed. If there is no feeling after one week, it is recommended to check the due date again and then be hospitalized for induction of labor.