Is the fetal heart rate normal and less fetal movement normal?

The first organ that the fetus develops in the mother's belly is the heart. In the early stages of pregnancy, the baby has not yet moved. Doctors determine the health of the baby by observing the baby's fetal heart rate. But after the third trimester of pregnancy, it is necessary to observe the fetal heart rate and fetal movement to determine whether the baby is healthy. So what is the reason why the fetal heart rate is normal and the fetal movement is low?

If the fetal heart rate monitoring is normal, there is no need to worry. The number, speed, strength, etc. of fetal movements are a reflection of the health of the fetus. In different periods of pregnancy, the number and amplitude of fetal movements are also different, which may be caused by the weather getting hotter or the mother's body temperature rising. It may also be because the fetus continues to grow and has limited space for movement, resulting in reduced fetal movement. But as long as the fetal heart rate is normal and there are no abnormalities, it means that the baby's growth is safe, and pregnant mothers don't need to worry too much.

How to judge whether the fetal movement is normal

After the pregnant mother is 4 months pregnant, the mother can clearly feel the fetal movement starting from the 5th month. The fetus reaches out and kicks in the uterus. Legs, impact on the uterine wall, if the fetal movement is less than 20 times in 12 hours, it is abnormal. Less than 10 times, it indicates that the fetus is in danger and there is hypoxia in the womb. If the fetal movement exceeds the normal number within a period of time, the fetal movement is frequent, or the fetal movement is intermittently restless, it is also a sign of intrauterine hypoxia. The number of fetal movements is significantly reduced until it stops, which is a sign of severe intrauterine asphyxia of the fetus.