Is it normal to have frequent fetal movements at 32 weeks of pregnancy?

For a pregnant mother, fetal movement is the most intimate interaction between the child and the pregnant mother. It is also the way for the child to truly feel the existence of the child. Therefore, fetal movement is what pregnant mothers are more concerned about. From a medical point of view, fetal movement is also an important indicator of the child's physical condition. If the fetal movement of the baby suddenly becomes very frequent around the eighth month of pregnancy, that is, at 32 weeks, why is this?

1. The baby's fetal movements become more and more frequent, which is also related to his growth in height and weight. Because the mother's uterus is generally more crowded, if the baby's skeleton continues to grow and develop, it can no longer maintain a curled state in the narrow uterus. Therefore, he will stretch his body from time to time. When flexing and stretching his body, mothers will naturally feel frequent fetal movements.

2. Sometimes, if the pregnant woman is in poor health, or suffers from hypoxia and rapid heartbeat, the baby may have frequent fetal movements around 32 weeks. This is related to the mother's health, so you must pay attention to protecting your own health during pregnancy. Only when you are healthy can the baby in your belly be healthy.

3. Week 32 has entered the late stage of pregnancy. If you find that the fetal movement is too frequent in the late stage of pregnancy, it is not normal. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound test to find out the cause of the fetal movement and whether the fetal position is normal. From a medical point of view, if the fetal movement becomes stronger and more frequent in a short period of time, the baby may suffer from insufficient oxygen in the abdomen.

In the later stages of pregnancy, pregnant women must pay attention to the health of the baby, and also assess their own health based on the baby's fetal movements. Generally speaking, a healthy fetus requires at least ten fetal movements a day. If the baby's fetal movements exceed 15 times and are less than ten times, it is necessary to go to the hospital for further examination with B-ultrasound.