I feel the fetus moving at 2 months of pregnancy

During pregnancy, some babies always move a few times in the mother's belly. Generally speaking, babies in the first two months of pregnancy will not move easily. It may be an internal reaction, or the abdomen is moving inadvertently. Don't worry, the baby will soon continue to "jump up and down" in the abdomen. Next, let's understand why you feel the baby moving in the second month of pregnancy.

1. I am 2 months pregnant and I feel like something is moving in my stomach. It should be my own psychological feeling. In fact, many people will experience such a situation after pregnancy. I feel it moving again, but the possibility of fetal movement during this period is small. It should be my own psychological factors. Don't be too anxious, you should register in about two months and prepare for the mid-term pregnancy check-up to relax.

2. As everyone says, there will be no fetal movement in February, so you have to wait patiently. The little life will definitely move at that time. As for the birth of a boy or girl, most of the things said on the Internet are not certain, but I still want to talk about my own feelings. My first child was a girl. When the baby moved, it was a large area, bulging high, mostly on the back of the abdomen. The second child was a boy. At first, it moved on the left side of the belly, and then moved up and down, and the force was very strong, kicking east and west, and the force was also very strong. It would make you jump in pain, but I think B-ultrasound is the most accurate.

3. The body and body of the fetus begin to move at about 6-8 weeks of pregnancy, but the force is not strong enough to be noticed by the pregnant woman. As the fetus grows and develops, pregnant women will notice when the amount and range of exercise during pregnancy reaches a certain level. At this time, pregnant women will feel like something is offending them in their abdomen. As the pregnancy progresses, the baby's fetal movements become more obvious. In the late pregnancy, the baby usually moves 3-5 times per hour.

4. Because the activities of the fetus and the sensitivity of pregnant women to fetal movements vary greatly, the time when pregnant women actively feel fetal movements is also different. More careful pregnant women may feel fetal movements as early as 16 weeks of pregnancy, most pregnant women may find them around 18 weeks, and only some pregnant women may feel fetal movements at 20 weeks of pregnancy. If you haven't noticed fetal movement in the fifth month of pregnancy, or the frequency of fetal movement decreases, or the fetal movement weakens or disappears, you should pay attention and go to the hospital for examination immediately to diagnose the condition of the fetus.