Fetal movement is like bubbling, which is caused by lack of oxygen

Many mothers think of their pregnancy and miss the baby's exercise. Many mothers think that the baby's exercise can make them feel happiest and happiest because they feel the real baby. But, if the baby's fetal movement feels like bubbles, does it mean that there is not enough oxygen? Is this normal?

The baby's fetal movement like bubbles is not a sign of hypoxia. Generally, you can feel milder fetal movements around 20 weeks of pregnancy. Because the baby is not well developed at this time, the fetal movements are relatively mild. Sometimes you may feel bubbles in your abdomen or like fish swimming in your abdomen. This is a normal phenomenon.

In fact, the fetal movements of babies are different at different stages. In some stages, the frequency of fetal movements is higher and the intensity is faster. In some cases, the fetal movements are relatively slower and the frequency is less.

Fetal movement sensation:

1. The first feeling of fetal movement: If it is your first pregnancy, you may feel the baby's movement for the first time around 18 to 20 weeks. At first, the baby's fetal movement is faint, like a butterfly flapping its wings. Gradually, you will feel the baby's fetal movements becoming stronger and stronger.

2. The feeling of fetal movement from 20 to 24 weeks: During these weeks, the baby's fetal movement will become more and more frequent. He was busy lifting his legs and doing somersaults in his belly!

3. The feeling of fetal movement at 24 to 28 weeks: The baby may have started to hiccup, so sometimes you may feel your abdomen jumping intermittently. From now on, you may find that when there is a sudden noise outside, the baby will jump in the womb. Generally, starting from the 28th week, the baby's life rhythm becomes more obvious.

4. The feeling of fetal movement from 29 to 31 weeks: The intensity of the baby's fetal movement has decreased because as the baby grows, the space in the uterus becomes smaller and smaller, and his movements are restricted.

5. The feeling of fetal movement at 32-33 weeks: At this time, the baby's fetal movement will reach its peak. Starting today, you will notice that the frequency of your baby's fetal movements continues to increase, and the ways your baby moves are becoming more and more diverse.