32 weeks of pregnancy, strong and powerful fetal movement

After women become pregnant, their bodies will continue to change. As the months go by, their abdomens will also grow larger, and the fetus in the belly will continue to grow and develop. In the middle and late stages, many fetuses will experience frequent fetal movements. Fetal movements can usually reflect the health of the fetus. So why do babies move frequently at 32 weeks of pregnancy? Let’s find out together below!

What is the reason for frequent fetal movements at 32 weeks of pregnancy?

Physiological frequent fetal movement refers to abnormal movement of the fetus due to some pathological factors. For example, when there is insufficient oxygen, the fetus will become restless, resulting in an increase in the number of fetal movements. When the fetus's intrauterine hypoxia continues to worsen, the fetal movement will gradually weaken, and the number of fetal movements will gradually decrease from normal. Effective measures must be taken in time to prevent the fetal movement from disappearing or even causing the death of the fetus. Conditions such as placental abruption, placenta previa, and umbilical cord around the neck may cause fetal intrauterine hypoxia. It may also be that the fetal movement is caused by external factors. If you are really worried, you need to go to the hospital for examination.

How long after pregnancy does the baby move?

If it is the first child, the pregnant mother can feel the baby's movement around 18-20 weeks. But if the pregnant mother has given birth before, the time of fetal movement may be earlier, probably at 16-18 weeks of pregnancy, or even earlier, you may feel the baby's movement. The initial baby movements may feel like fish swimming or wings flapping and are often mistaken for indigestion, bloating or hunger. Experienced pregnant mothers are more familiar with what signs will occur, so they can identify the feeling of fetal movement as early as possible.

Why does my baby move very frequently at 32 weeks of pregnancy? After pregnant mothers become pregnant, the fetus will continue to grow and develop in the women's belly. In the second trimester, pregnant mothers can feel the fetal movement, which is a very normal physiological phenomenon. In the middle and late stages, the movement may be more frequent, but a very small part of it is physiological fetal movement. Pregnant mothers must see a doctor for examination in the middle and late stages.