Every movement of the fetus in the womb can surprise and comfort pregnant women. Fetal movement can make pregnant women feel the traces of fetal movement and judge whether the fetus is developing normally. Therefore, pregnant women are more concerned about this. However, some pregnant women find that the fetus always lies on its stomach during examination, which inevitably makes pregnant women feel strange. So, why is the fetus lying on its stomach?
The reason why the fetus is in a normal position is lying down. As long as the prenatal examination results are normal, there are no major problems. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, an ultrasound examination can be performed to see the fetus in the uterine cavity. At this time, the fetal development is relatively small and the range of movement in the uterine cavity is relatively large. It can be lying down, sitting or lying flat, all of which are fetal positions.
Lying down in the abdomen is actually a manifestation of seeking a sense of security, and the fetus will feel very comfortable. It is not necessarily abnormal to lie down, but if the fetus stays lying down for a long time, it should be taken seriously. Sometimes, if a pregnant woman maintains a position for a long time or does not exercise for a long time, the position of the fetus will rarely change, so pregnant women should exercise appropriately.
Furthermore, if a pregnant woman has less amniotic fluid, the fetus's space for movement will decrease, resulting in lying down in the abdomen. At this time, the pregnant woman should replenish more water and regularly go to the hospital for prenatal check ups to replenish amniotic fluid in a timely manner.
