Can the cold weather reduce fetal movement in the fourth month of pregnancy?

I won't. The baby's fetal movement is related to the rest time of the fetus and has little to do with the weather change. If you don't pay attention to keep warm, catching cold will also induce a decrease in fetal movement. In addition, the most common cause of fetal movement reduction is fetal hypoxia. It is suggested that you need to do fetal heart monitoring to see if there is fetal hypoxia. In addition, pay more attention to rest at ordinary times, and it is best to take a rest on the left side.

Fetal movement is not affected by weather changes, and the baby has amniotic fluid protection in his stomach. Amniotic fluid is constant temperature and does not change with the external temperature, so the temperature has no effect on the fetus and the fetus will not reduce its activity. The number of fetal movements is not affected by the weather, and it is not normal to reduce the number of fetal movements in cold weather. It is believed that it is caused by fetal distress, umbilical cord around the neck and placental intrauterine imperfection. If the number of fetal movements suddenly decreases, go to the hospital for examination and find out the reason. Pregnant women should not wear heavy clothes in winter. It is best to wear warm and light down jackets to avoid increasing the load and catching cold. Cold weather reduces going out, and pregnant women are most afraid of catching a cold. Because they can't take medicine at will, catching a cold will be more troublesome and not conducive to the health of the fetus.

Because the fetus is protected by amniotic fluid in the pregnant woman's stomach, amniotic fluid is constant temperature and does not change with the external temperature. Therefore, the temperature has no effect on the fetus, and the fetus will not reduce the activity.