32 weeks of pregnancy

Women who are 32 weeks pregnant are in the late stage of pregnancy. During this period, the fetus is basically fully formed, so in the late stage of pregnancy, the fetal movement will be much stronger. Pregnant women can judge the health and activity level of the fetus by the fetal movement. However, some pregnant women will feel a significant decrease in fetal movements in the late stages of pregnancy. Let’s take a look at fetal movements at 32 weeks of pregnancy.

If a woman finds that her baby's fetal movements decrease during the 32nd week of pregnancy, it may be caused by physical abnormalities. The patient went to the hospital in time to check whether the fetus was normal. Some fetuses have reduced fetal movements because they are relatively quiet. This situation will not cause any harm to the fetus. However, some fetuses may have reduced fetal movements due to difficulty breathing or physical abnormalities.

If a pregnant woman finds after a physical examination that the decreased fetal movement is due to an abnormality in the fetus, then the patient must seek medical help and receive symptomatic treatment. If the fetus has the umbilical cord wrapped around its neck, or the fetus is in an abnormal position, causing it to be unable to breathe, it may be necessary to use tools or medications to help the fetus breathe. Some fetuses may require an emergency cesarean section, otherwise they will suffocate in the woman's abdomen.

If a woman finds that there is nothing abnormal with the fetus in her belly after a physical examination, then the pregnant woman needs to pay attention to her diet and exercise appropriately. You can walk moderately every day to breathe fresh air, talk to your fetus more, interact with the fetus more, and let the fetus play more music. The fetus will also respond to the mother's actions and may increase fetal movement.

To sum up, many women in life find that their fetal movements decrease when they are 32 weeks pregnant, which makes pregnant women worried. If this happens, the patient should go to a regular gynecological hospital in time to check whether the fetus has any abnormalities. If any disease is found, symptomatic treatment must be given. In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to their diet, exercise moderately, breathe fresh air, and stay healthy.