During pregnancy, women will regularly go to the hospital for prenatal check ups, which will comprehensively examine the health of their unborn baby in order to detect problems in a timely manner and take measures as soon as possible. But in addition to prenatal check ups, expectant mothers also hope to pay attention to and judge the condition of their baby in the womb by themselves. So, how do you know if your baby is normal during pregnancy?
1. Strengthen the monitoring of expectant mothers during pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, fetuses during pregnancy are more active and can often swim or play with the umbilical cord in the uterus. These behaviors may seem simple, but they are often accompanied by dangers, such as umbilical cord entanglement, abnormal placental blood supply, and other problems that can endanger the baby in the womb. In order to avoid these situations and to accurately and timely determine whether the baby is normal, expectant mothers need to strengthen monitoring during pregnancy so that they can respond to emergencies in a timely manner.
2. Pay attention to monitoring the position of the placenta. Normally, the fetus will come out of the head first during normal delivery, so the head position is also known as the normal fetal position. Due to the frequent movement of the baby in the abdomen and the inability to maintain one direction obediently, abnormal fetal positions such as transverse and breech positions may occur during movement. This abnormal fetal position can make it difficult to pass through the birth canal smoothly during delivery, resulting in difficult delivery. So, monitoring fetal position during pregnancy is also very important.
3. Pay more attention to monitoring fetal movement, which is a simple and intuitive way to determine whether the baby in the womb is normal. Therefore, expectant mothers should learn to judge the health of the baby through fetal movement.
