What is the fetal position when the fetus moves in the lower abdomen?

When pregnancy reaches a certain stage, the fetus will move in the uterus, which is medically known as fetal movement. Fetal movement can help parents and doctors understand whether the fetus is healthy in the womb. The time interval between fetal movements will not be short. When the fetus turns to a position, it will stop for a while. In order to better check whether the fetus is healthy, doctors name the place where the fetus turns to a fetal position. So if the pregnant woman's fetal movement is in the lower abdomen, what is the fetal position?

This means that the fetus is now in a position with its head up and feet down, which means that the feet will be exposed first during delivery. So you feel the fetal movement in your lower abdomen.

Correct fetal movement position:

There is no fixed position for fetal movement, which is related to the posture of the fetus in the uterine cavity. Some fetal movements occur in the left upper abdomen, some in the right upper abdomen, and some in the upper abdomen. These are all normal. Moreover, changes in pregnancy months and changes in the pregnant woman's posture will affect the location of fetal movement. Count once in the morning, noon and evening every day, each time for 1 hour; 3 times add up to 3 hours, then multiply by 4, which is 12 hours. If the fetal movement count is >30 times/12 hours, it is normal; if it is <10 times/12 hours, it indicates fetal hypoxia. You can go to the hospital to do fetal heart monitoring.

When it comes to the 28th week, pregnant women should remember to count fetal movements every day. The purpose of counting fetal movements is to know the health status of their baby and to detect abnormal fetal movements. Counting fetal movements does not take up much time.

By keeping abreast of the fetal movements, you can understand the fetal growth status to a certain extent. If any abnormalities occur, you can seek medical attention in time to nip the danger in the bud, so that the fetus can be born into this world healthy and smoothly.

Precautions for fetal movement during pregnancy:

1. If a pregnant woman finds that the number of fetal movements suddenly decreases or even stops, it indicates that the health of the fetus is not good or there are abnormal problems. She should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

2. If the fetal movement is less than 20 times within 12 hours, or less than 3 times within 1 hour, it is often because of fetal hypoxia and the life of the baby may be seriously threatened. The process from the disappearance of fetal movement to fetal death usually takes about 12 hours to 2 days, and most of the time it takes about 24 hours.

3. When a pregnant woman becomes afraid of cold, has bad breath, loss of appetite, fatigue, or has irregular vaginal bleeding, it can generally be determined that the fetus has died. Therefore, if pregnant women can detect abnormal fetal movement in time and go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, the fetus can often be saved and misfortune can be avoided. Of course, fetal movement is just a subjective feeling and can also be affected by the pregnant woman's sensitivity to fetal movement.