What reason is fetal heart rate fast caused

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For most of today's young friends, women will have a variety of changes after pregnancy, such as weight, uterine height, heart rate, fetal heart rate, etc. the so-called fetal heart rate is the fetal heart rate. In life, many pregnant women will be anxious because of abnormal fetal heart rate. As we all know, if the fetus is uncomfortable in the mother's stomach, it will send a distress signal to the mother, which is the most common abnormal fetal heart rate in clinic. Clinically, the abnormal fetal heart rate is diverse, and the high fetal heart rate is the most common one. Therefore, it is quite necessary for women to have regular check-up after pregnancy, so that they can know whether the fetus is well developed in their mother's stomach. Once they find abnormalities, they can do timely conditioning. Let's take a look at the following.

What reason is fetal heart rate fast caused

First: as the child grows up, the range of fetal heart rate changes will be larger and larger. (as long as it is within the normal range, nothing will happen) because the child will move, and as the child grows, the fetal movement will be stronger and stronger. When the baby moves, the baby's heart rate will speed up, just like our exercise will speed up the heart rate. In addition, the mother's exercise will also affect the baby's heart rate

Second: to find out the cause of fetal heart rate is too high: improper diet, emotional instability, fever are the causes of fetal heart rate, away from the cause can ensure the health of the fetus. For example, pregnant women due to emotional stress, or fatigue may cause faster fetal heart rate, this time you can choose to lie on the left side, can alleviate the fetal heart rate is too fast.

Third: because of hypoxia: if the above can not solve the phenomenon of fetal heart rate is too high, then consider whether the fetal intrauterine hypoxia phenomenon, at this time, expectant mothers should pay attention to rest and fetal heart rate monitoring, such as fetal heart rate has been too fast, should be alert to the possibility of intrauterine chronic hypoxia, then we have to consider going to the hospital for appropriate oxygen inhalation, and hospitalization observation.

matters needing attention

Generally, the fetal heart rate is 120-160 beats / min, but if it is found that the fetal heart rate is not in this range, we must attach great importance to it, but pregnant women must not worry too much, they need to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis in time, and then do targeted conditioning.