Pregnant women have symptoms of fetal heartbeat and fetal bud

After pregnancy, the baby will grow day by day in the belly. The development of the fetus is also something that mothers are very concerned about. When the fetus begins to grow and develop, the embryonic bud and fetal heartbeat also appear. In the future, the fetus' heart rate will also be tested to determine the fetus's growth and development. So, what are the symptoms of pregnant women with embryonic bud and fetal heart rate?

When there is a fetal bud or fetal heartbeat, the expectant mother cannot feel it. The fetal bud and fetal heart rate can be identified through B-ultrasound examination during the examination. When the fetal bud and fetal heartbeat appear, the mother does not feel anything different in her abdomen. Generally, the embryonic bud and fetal heart rate appear in about two months, and they are usually detected during the first pregnancy check-up. The baby's very weak heartbeat can be heard.

In the later stages of pregnancy, fetal heart rate monitoring is needed to determine the baby's growth and development. What should you pay attention to when doing fetal heart rate monitoring?

1. On-site sampling. Some mothers said that fetal heart monitoring should be carried out in the morning. There is no specific time for fetal heart monitoring. Expectant mothers can judge according to specific circumstances whether the baby is more active in the morning or afternoon, and perform the test at that time. It's okay if it's not during the active period, but fetal heart rate monitoring needs to be performed regularly.

2.Inspect the entire process. During the inspection process, some medicine will be rubbed on the stomach like lying on a reclining chair, and the inspection will be carried out using professional instruments. Mothers need not worry.

How long does it take to hear the fetal heartbeat?

In fact, the fetal heartbeat can be heard around 8 weeks of pregnancy, but at this time the fetal heartbeat is very soft and can only be heard with a Doppler fetal heart monitor. The fetal heartbeat can only be heard by auscultation at around 17 to 18 weeks. If you are not a professional medical staff, you may need to put the stethoscope on the belly and observe carefully to have a small chance of hearing it. Therefore, it is not recommended that pregnant mothers use a stethoscope to listen to the baby's heart rate at home. In case they cannot hear the baby's heart rate and cannot judge the baby's physical condition in time, they can choose a professional fetal heart monitor to operate at home.

At present, the more widely used Doppler high-sensitivity instruments can hear the heartbeat like horse hoofbeats when the fetus is 10 or 12 weeks old. However, some hospitals may use general auscultation. In that case, it will take until 17 to 18 weeks to track the fetal heartbeat. There is also a situation that in the early stages of pregnancy, due to the position of the fetus, or many other influencing factors, such as the mother's excessive body fat, even with extremely sophisticated instruments, the baby's heart rate cannot be heard.