The fetus moves violently when sleeping on the right side

In the late stages of pregnancy, pregnant mothers can actually feel the movement of the fetus. This is because with the arrival of the late pregnancy, the development of the fetal nervous system, bones, heart and other organs has been basically completed. However, some mothers find that the fetus moves violently when they sleep on the right side. In fact, in the late pregnancy, pregnant mothers need to sleep on their left side, otherwise it will compress the fetus and cause frequent fetal movements.

Why do babies move more when sleeping on their side?

1. The baby knows that mom is resting and wants to play with her for a while. If the mother always lies on her left side, the baby has already adapted to this sleeping position and knows that the mother is more relaxed at this time. The baby wants to interact with the mother and hopes that the mother can respond.

2. If you usually sleep on your left side and don’t feel anything abnormal, but this happens only after the second trimester, it means your baby has grown up, his various functions have developed, and the fetal movements have become stronger, making it easier to feel the baby’s movements.

3. If the baby does not usually sleep on the left side and the baby's fetal movements are too strong, it means that the baby is feeling uncomfortable and does not like sleeping on the left side. Especially if the fetal movement is violent and affects the mother's sleep, the mother must adjust the posture in time.

Not all mothers are suitable for sleeping on their left side.

One of the purposes of lying on the left side is to reduce the degree of right rotation of the uterus. If the pregnant mother's uterus is not right-rotated, there is no need to lie on the left side.

The purpose of lying on the left side is to reduce the pressure on the uterus, increase the blood supply to the placenta, and allow the fetus to get more oxygen and nutrients. If the fetal movement is too strong, it means the baby has enough nutrition. Too much nutrition may be harmful to the baby.