Babies don't like to move in their stomachs.

For pregnant women who are just pregnant, the mood is wonderful, but at the same time they are very nervous, because they don't know about pregnancy and often worry about the fetus. Especially when you feel fetal movement, sometimes you will worry about frequent fetal movement, and sometimes you will be upset because the fetus does not move. So, what about the fetus' inactivity in the stomach?

Fetal fetal movement generally begins in the fourth month of pregnancy. At this time, the fetal movement is relatively slight, and pregnant women may not feel it. But in the third trimester of pregnancy, fetal movement will be more obvious and frequent, and pregnant women can feel fetal movement. However, if the fetus does not move, it may be that the baby is sleeping, but it may also be that the baby is entangled in the umbilical cord and cannot move, and there is a risk of suffocation.

But no matter what the reason, once pregnant women feel that the fetus has not moved for a long time, they should go to the hospital for prenatal examination and check the fetus. You can judge the fetal condition by checking the fetal heartbeat or doing B-ultrasound. Fetal movement is a sign of fetal survival. Once fetal movement occurs, pregnant women should pay attention to the number and time of fetal movement every day.

Generally, pregnant women will feel that the amplitude of fetal movement will become more and more severe, and the number of fetal movements will increase. 20-24 weeks of pregnancy is the most active period of fetal movement. Therefore, it is suggested that women should count the number of fetal movements every day after they feel obvious fetal movements to ensure that the fetus is all normal. If the fetal movement is too frequent or too little, you need to go to the hospital for examination.