The fetus cannot do without amniotic fluid in the mother's belly. During every prenatal examination and ultrasound examination, the doctor checks the amount and quality of amniotic fluid. Because the amount and quality of amniotic fluid directly affect the development of the fetus. So, if the amniotic fluid is not good, there may be symptoms. Below, let's introduce what are the symptoms of a baby with poor amniotic fluid?
1. Approaching the due date, the engine is delayed. If the amniotic fluid in the pregnant woman's body is not good or decreases, then the fetus will not start when it is due. In this way, pregnant women will be very nervous and worried about any abnormalities in the fetus's belly. This situation requires timely examination and adjustment at the hospital to help pregnant women give birth.
2. Pregnant women experience abdominal pain. Pregnant women with abdominal pain need to be alert to the possibility of fetal problems. It may be due to insufficient amniotic fluid causing fetal hypoxia, which makes the fetus uncomfortable and leads to symptoms of abdominal pain. So if pregnant women experience abdominal pain, they need to seek medical attention in a timely manner to avoid poor amniotic fluid affecting the health of the fetus.
3. Pseudo uterine contractions. Women experience false contractions during pregnancy, which is a signal of impending delivery. If there is insufficient amniotic fluid in the pregnant woman's abdomen, it may cause the fetus to collide with the uterine wall, resulting in contractions. Originally, amniotic fluid can act as a buffer, but if there is insufficient amniotic fluid, it can weaken the buffering force, leading to uterine contractions and premature birth.
