Fetal heart rate monitoring is very important in the late stages of pregnancy, so that pregnant women can timely understand the changes in the fetus in the late stages of pregnancy, such as whether there are abnormalities such as intrauterine hypoxia. As the placenta gradually ages in the late stages of pregnancy, it is even more important to pay attention to fetal heart rate monitoring. So, how much is considered normal for fetal heart rate monitoring in late pregnancy?
In late pregnancy, it is necessary to do a good job of fetal heart rate monitoring. Generally speaking, the frequency of fetal heart rate monitoring should be around 110 to 160 times per minute, which is a relatively normal range. Monitoring fetal heart rate in late pregnancy can detect fetal abnormalities in a timely manner. If fetal heart rate monitoring is fast, it is mainly due to exceeding this range, usually due to symptoms of intrauterine hypoxia.
Of course, in the late stages of pregnancy, some actions of pregnant women can also affect the frequency of fetal heart rate monitoring, such as excessive fatigue, which can also affect fetal heart rate monitoring and lead to premature fetal heart rate. Pregnant women in the late stages of pregnancy should pay attention to their daily diet, especially those who drink stimulating drinks, which can also affect the heartbeat of the fetus.
During the late stages of pregnancy, pregnant women should pay attention to their physical condition, especially their sleeping posture. It is recommended to sleep in a left lateral position, which can help alleviate any physical discomfort. Of course, it is important to pay attention to monitoring fetal heart rate during the late stages of pregnancy. Once any abnormalities are detected, it is important to pay more attention and seek medical attention promptly. Please seek medical intervention and treatment.
