What symptom does pregnant child lack of oxygen have?

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When pregnant mothers are pregnant, the fetus is thinking. From 5 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus can respond to stimulation; At 8 weeks of pregnancy, they begin to show their likes or dislikes by kicking and shaking their heads. The fetus may even lose its temper. When the fetus "lose his temper", the pregnant mother will also feel uncomfortable during pregnancy. This is an emergency call from the fetus to the pregnant mother. What symptom does pregnant child lack of oxygen have? I'd like to share my views with you.

What symptom does pregnant child lack of oxygen have?

1. Sudden decrease of fetal movement will lead to fever of pregnant mother. If the general cold caused by a slight fever, the fetus also because of the buffer effect of amniotic fluid, the fetal movement of the fetus will not be affected too much. But if the pregnant mother is suffering from infectious diseases or influenza, especially for the expectant mother who is close to the due date of delivery, the impact on the fetus is greater.

2. The sudden acceleration of fetal movement may be related to severe trauma of pregnant mother. Generally speaking, the fetus in the mother's womb, with amniotic fluid protection, can reduce the impact of external force, in the expectant mother inadvertently by a slight impact, will not be hurt. But once the pregnant mother is hit by a serious external force, it will cause severe fetal movement, even abortion, premature birth and so on.

3. Sudden stop after rapid fetal movement when the pregnant mother suddenly stops after rapid fetal movement, which may be related to the cord around the neck or knot. The normal length of the umbilical cord is 50cm. If the umbilical cord is too long, it is easy to wrap around the neck or body of the fetus. Once the umbilical cord is entangled or knotted, it will make the blood unable to flow, resulting in fetal asphyxia due to hypoxia.

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Pregnant mothers who are 18 to 20 weeks pregnant should learn to calculate fetal movements. When calculating fetal movement, the pregnant mother can take sitting or lying position, count 1 hour each day in the morning, middle and evening at a fixed time, and multiply the sum of 3 times by 4, which is the number of fetal movements in 12 hours. If the fetal movement is less than 10 times / 12 hours or more than 40 times / 12 hours, intrauterine hypoxia may occur.