What is the reason for frequent fetal movements at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

In the late stages of pregnancy, women will experience fetal movement. Don't panic if there is fetal movement. This is normal. The baby will move about 10 times a day. At this time, pregnant women need to pay attention to sitting as much as possible during fetal movement to avoid excessive fetal movement, which will cause damage to their bodies. So what is the reason for frequent fetal movement at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

What is the reason for frequent fetal movements at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

The fetal movement at 35 weeks of pregnancy is very obvious, because the baby is moving a lot in the body at this time, and the movements are also the most intense. At this time, the position of the fetal movement is much higher and is already close to the stomach. If the baby's fetal movements are more frequent than normal, the expectant mother should go to the hospital to see a doctor immediately.

1. What is the fetal movement at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

Amount of exercise: Large, most intense

Mom's feeling: Very obvious

Location: Close to the stomach, expanding to both sides

The baby at this time is in an active period, and because it is not very big, there is more space for movement in the uterus, so this is the time when the baby's fetal movement is most intense. Pregnant mothers can feel the baby's various big movements such as punching, kicking, and rolling, and can even see the little hands and feet protruding from the belly. At this time, the fetus is positioned higher and closer to the stomach.

2. Normal fetal movement at 35 weeks of pregnancy

1. Find free time every day to measure the number of fetal movements: Starting from the 28th week of pregnancy, pregnant women should find free time every day (it is recommended to be after dinner, because fetal movements are more frequent at this time), lie on their left side, and record the time required for 10 fetal movements; if it is less than 120 minutes, it means that there is no abnormality in the number of fetal movements, but if you do not feel the fetal movement, or the time required for 10 fetal movements is more than 2 hours, you should see a doctor as soon as possible for further examination.

2. Calculate the number of fetal movements within a fixed time period: The expectant mother should measure the fetal movement for one hour each in the morning, noon and evening. If the average is less than 3 times per hour, it may be abnormal.

3. Measure the number of fetal movements during the day: The simplest method is that the expectant mother can rest assured if she measures 10 fetal movements during the day.

After understanding why the fetal movements are frequent at 35 weeks of pregnancy, if the fetal movements are too frequent, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. Excessive fetal movements will also have an impact on the fetus. Women should also pay attention to this. Also, do not have too many emotions during the fetal movement, otherwise it will make the fetal movement become more frequent.