Why do you fart after the fetus moves?

As the fetus develops, the pregnant mother will get some unexpected surprises every now and then. In the early stages of pregnancy, some pregnant women will experience morning sickness, as if they feel that the baby is "having problems". Gradually, the fetus begins to move. Sometimes you can see the hands or feet of the fetus protruding from the mother's belly. This is the fetal movement. However, some pregnant mothers say that the baby's fetal movement makes them feel like farting. So, why do babies fart after fetal movement? Actually take a look at the detailed introduction.

Will the baby fart when the baby moves?

However, some pregnant mothers find that they always want to fart when the baby moves. What is the reason for this? In fact, if you encounter this kind of situation, it may be the result of some gas in your stomach being discharged. There is no immediate connection when the baby farts during fetal movement, and it may be unintentional. This may be related to what the pregnant mother eats and catching a cold, such as eating too much bean food. If there are no problems during the prenatal check-up, there is no need to worry too much.

What does it feel like when your baby moves?

If the pregnant mother is pregnant for the first time, she may feel the baby's fetal movement for the first time between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. When the baby starts to move, the movements are intermittent, and there is a feeling like a butterfly flapping its wings, or bubbles coming out of the abdomen. Gradually, the fetal movements become more and more regular. At this time, some pregnant mothers will feel that the fetal movements have begun to do gymnastics, with more and more violent movements and greater strength, and it feels like beating a drum.

When will the baby move?

During the prenatal check-up in the second trimester, the doctor may ask the pregnant mother to start counting fetal movements. It usually comes around 16 weeks of pregnancy. Some pregnant women will find that they have fetal movements, but some pregnant women may not feel the fetal movements obviously until about 20 weeks of pregnancy. Especially when you rest at night, when the surrounding environment is very quiet, if you chat with the fetus at this time, the fetal movement will be more frequent.

When your baby moves in the 6th month of pregnancy, you should also pay attention to the following common problems:

If a pregnant woman finds that the number of fetal movements suddenly decreases or even stops, it means that the health of the fetus is not good or there is an abnormality, and she should go to the hospital for a physical examination as soon as possible. If the number of fetal movements is less than 20 times within 12 hours, or less than 3 times within 1 hour, it is usually due to fetal intrauterine hypoxia, and the life of the baby may be seriously endangered. The process from the disappearance of fetal movements to the death of the fetus usually takes about 12 hours to 2 days, and most of the time it is about 24 hours.

When a pregnant woman experiences chills, bad breath, poor appetite, fatigue, or irregular vaginal bleeding, it can generally be judged that the fetus has already died. Therefore, if pregnant women can deal with abnormal fetal movements in time and go to the hospital for physical examination and treatment in time, the fetus can usually be saved and tragedy can be avoided. Of course, fetal movement is only a subjective feeling, and may also be affected by the sensitivity of pregnant women to fetal movement.