How does a pregnant woman feel when her baby is lacking oxygen?

During pregnancy, what pregnant mothers worry most is that the fetus will lack oxygen in the uterus. Although fetal hypoxia is a common condition, if it is not treated in time, it may seriously endanger the life of the fetus. Many pregnant mothers want to know what reactions pregnant women will have when the baby lacks oxygen.

1. Abnormal fetal movement: Fetal hypoxia is called fetal distress, which is not easy for pregnant women to detect themselves, and sometimes abnormalities may occur when counting fetal movements. The general manifestations are: At first, the main manifestation is frequent fetal movements, which then become strong and the frequency decreases, and then disappears. Weakened fetal movements are a key indicator of fetal distress. Checking the baby's fetal movement every day can predict the safety of the fetus. Testing method: When the baby is close to full term, the baby's fetal movement is every 12 hours.