The baby's left side is big, which side should he sleep on?

Women need to do a lot of preparation before getting pregnant, such as conditioning their bodies, drinking less, smoking less, supplementing vitamins, folic acid, etc. There are more things that women need to pay attention to after pregnancy, including their own health and the health of their baby. The mother is the first to know what is happening with the baby in the belly, such as whether the baby's fetal movements are normal. The baby's fetal movement usually starts in April, so why does the baby keep moving on the left side of the belly?

Fetal movement is an indicator of whether the fetus is healthy. After the expectant mother feels the fetal movement for the first time, she should also develop the habit of recording the fetal movement every day. Once you find that the fetal movement is different from usual, it may be that there is a problem with the fetus and it is asking the expectant mother for help. Next, let’s take a look at why the fetal movement during pregnancy is always on the left side?

Every baby is in a different position in the expectant mother's belly. After a while, you will find that as the baby grows, he will become more and more naughty, kicking here and moving there. Moreover, the baby is always moving in the mother's belly. He or she will run from left to right, or from right to left. Every baby is in a different position in the expectant mother's belly. After a while, you will find that as the baby grows, he will become more and more naughty, kicking here and moving there. Moreover, the baby is constantly moving in the mother's belly. TA will run from the left to the right, or from the right to the left. It's just that sometimes it stays on one side all the time. There's nothing abnormal about this.

Fetal movement on the left side is also related to the baby's fetal position. The baby will also be accustomed to moving in a certain position on the mother's belly. Sometimes the baby may be large and it is inconvenient to turn, so the baby only moves on one side. The fetus is very smart. Once it feels uncomfortable, it will automatically adjust its position. Therefore, mothers do not need to worry too much if the fetal movement is on the left.

Fetal movement precautions

1. If the fetal movement is less than 20 times in 12 hours, it is abnormal; if it is less than 10 times, it indicates that the fetus is in danger and is suffering from hypoxia in the uterus.

2. If the fetal movement exceeds the normal number of times within a period of time, the fetal movement is frequent, or the fetus is restless without interruption, it may be intrauterine hypoxia.

3. A significant decrease in the number of fetal movements until they stop is a sign of severe fetal asphyxia in the uterus.

4. When the life of the fetus is threatened, the fetus will have abnormal fetal movements, such as strong, continuous pushing and twisting fetal movements, or weak fetal movements. These are bad signs.

5. After 28 weeks of pregnancy, fetal movement is mostly in the upper and middle abdomen, and rarely in the lower abdomen. If fetal movements occur frequently in the lower abdomen, it can be considered abnormal, indicating that the fetal position is abnormal, mostly breech or transverse, which can easily cause difficult delivery and you should seek medical attention in time.

6. If the number of fetal movements on that day is 30% or more less than in the past, it means that the fetal movement is reduced.