After 30 weeks of pregnancy, doctors usually advise expectant mothers to pay attention to their baby's fetal movements at all times. Generally, three times a day for 30 minutes each time, and fetal movements of 3-5 times or more are normal. However, the baby's fetal movements are not fixed. When the expectant mother has other abnormalities in her body, the fetal treasure will also move continuously. Some expectant mothers may also experience fetal movements after diarrhea caused by improper diet. Does it have any impact on the fetus if the fetal movements continue after diarrhea?
Does continuous fetal movement after pregnant women have diarrhea affect the fetus
Pregnant women with diarrhea are caused by stimulation of the intestines, and the continuous fetal movement at this time is also caused by diarrhea. It is just a feeling, and people who feel slightly sluggish or have low fetal mobility may not feel very obvious. Generally, as long as the diarrhea is not too severe and causes severe abdominal pain or dehydration, the diarrhea situation will not affect the health of the fetus and adults.
What should pregnant women do after experiencing diarrhea
1. Don't eat for now: Just make up for the water, electrolytes, and calories lost due to diarrhea, or prepare some easily digestible porridge for pregnant women. While replenishing fluids, it is important to closely monitor the condition of the fetus for any signs of miscarriage or premature birth.
2. If the condition of the fetus is abnormal, it should be treated immediately at the hospital to prevent delaying the condition and leading to miscarriage or premature birth.
3. At this time, medication should be used with caution. Many commonly used antibiotics and anti parasitic drugs, in addition to adverse reactions, may also cause fetal malformations.
In fact, some fetuses are not as fragile as we imagine. As long as we pay close attention to the reaction of diet during pregnancy, try to avoid eating unclean or cold foods as much as possible, so as not to cause gastrointestinal discomfort, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Pay attention to the warmth of the abdomen in daily life, drink plenty of water to maintain sufficient hydration, and do moderate physical exercise to increase resistance to external discomfort.
