Eight months pregnant fetus diagram

During pregnancy, as the fetus gradually grows, women can feel the baby's movements. Many women may not pay much attention to fetal movements. In fact, fetal movements are regular. With the increase of the baby's months, the frequency of fetal movements will gradually increase. So the baby doesn’t move much during the eighth month of pregnancy?

1. The baby doesn’t move much in the 8th month of pregnancy?

In the eighth month of pregnancy, the baby's fetal movements are not very active. It may be due to the differences in each person's body. In the late pregnancy, the baby's fetal movements will gradually decrease. At this time, you must pay more attention to observe the baby's fetal movements. If you count the fetal movements every day, if the baby's fetal movements suddenly change, or suddenly become less and less, it is a sign of insufficient oxygen for the baby. If you are worried at this time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for fetal heart monitoring.

2. Is it normal to have frequent fetal movements in the eighth month of pregnancy?

1. Generally speaking, fetal movements in the eighth month of pregnancy are relatively frequent and normal. The baby's fetal movement gradually increases with the progress of pregnancy, reaching a peak at 32-34 weeks of pregnancy, and gradually decreases after 38 weeks. Normal fetal movement is 3-5 times per hour. In addition, when the mother is 32 weeks pregnant, the fetal movement generally reaches its peak, and the way the baby moves will also vary.

2. Sometimes, pregnant mothers will feel the fetus's limb movements, such as punching and kicking, which usually lasts 1 to 15 seconds. This is the baby kicking or trembling in the belly. Normal fetal movement is a way for the fetus to report safety to the mother, and it is also a sign of good fetal condition. Therefore, pregnant mothers should learn to observe the baby's fetal movements. Before the baby is born, pregnant mothers can understand the baby's life habits and physical condition by recognizing the baby's various fetal movements.

3. Every fetus, like a newborn baby, has its own development trend and movement pattern. Some are more active, some are more quiet. Therefore, as long as the baby's fetal movements are not significantly reduced or interrupted, all changes and differences are normal. For this reason, pregnant mothers do not need to worry too much so as not to affect their mentality.

Women can pay attention to the fetal movements during pregnancy, so that they can promptly understand the growth and development of the fetus. Expectant mothers should not be anxious and worried during pregnancy, otherwise it will affect the growth and development of the fetus. The above is the relevant introduction about "The fetus doesn't move much in the 8th month of pregnancy?" Women can learn how to count the fetal movements during pregnancy.