Fetal movement in late pregnancy is urinary tremor

After the baby is born, pregnant mothers will observe their every move every day.

If the baby trembles like urinating, and there are no other symptoms after this phenomenon occurs, or the baby urinates after this phenomenon occurs, then this phenomenon is normal and it is a natural reaction of the human body. There is no need to panic. This happens to small babies, older children, and sometimes even adults.

If this happens frequently, and every time the baby trembles like he is having a urinary tremor, he does not urinate, pregnant mothers should pay attention to it. Considering the possibility of calcium deficiency in the baby, it is also possible that other nutrients are lacking. The nutrients can be tested in the hospital. If there is a lack of certain nutrients, they should be supplemented in time. To prevent calcium deficiency in babies, they should be exposed to more sun and have a diversified diet.

Of course, some babies do not urinate or lack any nutrients when they tremble like they have urination. This is a phenomenon caused by the incomplete development of the baby's nerves. There is no need to worry too much. Therefore, pregnant mothers should explore more methods on the road of parenting education to quickly judge the development status of their children. Don't be startled by any normal situation that seems abnormal.

The so-called urine tremor is a normal physiological phenomenon in which part or all of the body trembles after urination. From a scientific point of view, muscle tremors are caused by the outflow of heat. Shivering is due to the heat released while urinating. A certain inertia is generated during the urination process to produce a heat balance. When it is interrupted or stopped, the balance is destroyed, which stimulates the brain and causes a normal reaction.