Pregnancy, crying, frequent fetal movements

Normally, fetal movements occur around four months, and the periodicity of fetal movements is not very strong. Generally, 3 to 5 times per hour is normal. The time periods when the baby's fetal movements are more frequent should be between 7 and 10 in the morning and between 10 at night and 1 in the morning. If the frequency of fetal movement continues to increase after emotional excitement, you need to go to the hospital for fetal heart monitoring. It may be because emotional excitement affects female hormones and uterine contractions occur, causing the fetus to have symptoms of hypoxia in the uterine cavity. The pregnant woman needs to restore her mood and then receive oxygen treatment.

Frequent fetal movements after orgasm in the late pregnancy are directly related to orgasm, because after orgasm, pregnant women will experience accelerated blood circulation, autonomic nervous system disorder, and anxiety, which will directly affect the uterus and cause uterine contraction. This will affect the blood supply and oxygen production to the fetus, causing frequent fetal movements. Therefore, pregnant women should pay attention to maintaining a happy mood and not be anxious or angry often.

If you are often anxious and angry, it will also affect the development of the fetal nervous system, causing the baby to have poor sleep after birth, often cry at night, cry and be restless, or the baby will become quiet and not good at communicating with others when he grows up. Usually pay attention to doing a good job of prenatal education for the baby, which can be beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus.

Pregnant women are advised to control their mentality to a certain extent, and try not to be compassionate or happy, otherwise it will affect the growth and development of the fetus. If a pregnant woman gets angry, cries, or has a miscarriage during pregnancy, she should go to the hospital immediately for fetal protection. She can take appropriate medications for treatment, which can also avoid miscarriage or fetal arrest and reduce harm to the body. In daily life, we should try to maintain a calm state of mind, do aerobic exercise appropriately to lose weight and improve our health, but do not overwork, otherwise it will be detrimental to the growth of the baby. We should focus on a light diet as much as possible to supplement the nutrients and protein needed by the body, which is beneficial to the health of the fetus.