Anencephalic fetal movement?

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Anencephaly is a common malformation of the fetus. The reason why it is called anencephaly is that the fetus has no skull. In many cases, malformed fetuses also have their specific symptoms. Anencephaly as a kind of abnormal fetus, is there any abnormality in fetal movement? If anencephaly has fetal movement? Let's get to know each other.

Anencephalic fetal movement?

In fact, anencephaly is one of the most common types of fetal malformations. The majority of female infants suffer from anencephalia, which is characterized by the lack of cranium in the fetal head, resulting in exposure of the brain, so there is little chance of survival. Anencephaly is often accompanied by polyhydramnios, leading to premature birth.

For anencephaly, it also has fetal movement. Generally, the fetus in the pregnant mother's abdomen for three months can be called the fetus. So after three months of pregnancy, you can do B ultrasound, there will be heartbeat and fetal movement, because the fetus is alive.

In fact, fetal movement has nothing to do with whether the fetus is deformed or not, because it is not controlled by the brain, but only some reactions made by the body. So even if you have a brainless child, it has fetal movement.

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Anencephaly also has fetal movement. Generally, a child can be called a fetus when he is three months old. So after three months, he can do B-ultrasound to confirm that there will be a heartbeat, because he is alive and can move, but the movement is not controlled by the brain, it is just a reflection of the body. The lack of folic acid before and after pregnancy will lead to the development of neural tube deficiency, resulting in anencephaly, spina bifida, encephalocele and other malformations. Anemia in early pregnancy can block the division and proliferation of fertilized egg cells, cause fetal neural tube variation, and cause severe fetal malformations such as anencephalia and spina bifida. Elderly pregnant women, pregnant women with poor reproductive history, will lead to anencephalia. Anencephaly and spina bifida are common congenital malformations. It is better to decide as soon as possible.