How to check fetal hearing during pregnancy

The development of the fetus is an issue that many women are very worried about from pregnancy to delivery. In particular, many women are very worried that the fetus will have some developmental disorders during the development process, so physical examinations during pregnancy are very important. If the pregnant woman herself has hearing impairment, then the fetus's hearing should also be checked to avoid hearing problems. So how to check the fetus's hearing during pregnancy?

1. The hearing of the fetus cannot be checked during pregnancy. If you want to check, you can do a hearing screening after the fetus is born. Generally, the first examination of the fetus after delivery is a hearing test. As long as the baby is normal, it is recommended that you don’t be too nervous and worried, relax, pay attention to balanced nutrition, ensure adequate sleep, and go to the hospital regularly for prenatal check-ups. You can also get more sun and eat more nuts, which are also good for the baby's development.

2. During pregnancy, there is no way to effectively check whether there are any problems with the fetus's hearing, but most hearing is related to the parents' genetic genes. As long as the parents are normal, the baby will most likely not have any problems. Therefore, it is recommended that you relax, pay attention to ensuring adequate sleep, and a balanced diet. Eat small meals frequently, do not be picky or biased. You can also eat more nuts, which are good for your child.

3. During pregnancy, there is no way to effectively check whether there are any problems with the fetus's hearing, but most hearing is related to the parents' genetic genes. As long as the parents are normal, the baby will most likely not have any problems. Therefore, it is recommended that you relax, pay attention to ensuring adequate sleep, and a balanced diet. Eat small meals frequently, do not be picky or biased. You can also eat more nuts, which are good for your child. A study once found that fetuses exposed to strong noise above 85 decibels will have their hearing acuity severely affected or even lost before birth. It can also affect fetal development and birth weight.