What is the reason for more fetal movements on the right side?

The first "letter" that a baby sends to mom and dad after coming into this world is the fetal movement felt by mom. For the soon-to-be parents, it is a sense of happiness that cannot be described in words. It is also the connection between the baby and mom and dad to enhance the family affection and a way to reflect the baby's health condition. Therefore, parents should pay attention to the baby's fetal movement. So, what is the reason when the baby's fetal movement is mostly on the right side?

First, what is the reason why the fetal movement is more on the right side? Generally, the legs, feet and arms of the fetus are easy to move, and you feel the fetal movement in these parts. If the fetal movement is on the right side, it means that your fetus is in the left position. If there are no other symptoms, it should be fine and it is a normal phenomenon. The fetus lives in the amniotic fluid. It develops from a fertilized egg into a fetus, growing slowly day by day. It has its own space to move around in, and the fetus does not always maintain the same posture in the body. Sometimes it may be head up, but sometimes it is facing down, or even sideways. Fetal movement is mainly the movement of the fetus inside the body. The possible moving organs are his hands, feet, buttocks and head. Sometimes the mother can tell which part of the body the fetus is using by the manifestation of fetal movement. If a fetus that likes to use a "fist" has its head facing right, the pregnant mother will feel that the fetus's movements are always on the right, and this has nothing to do with the gender of the fetus. If the legs of the fetus that likes to "kick" are on the right side, the pregnant mother will also find that the fetal movements are often on the right side.

Second, fetal movement is generally related to the fetal position, so there is no need to worry. Now you need to pay attention to rest and nutritional supplements. In fact, the position of fetal movement is closely related to the fetal position. If the fetal movement is always on the right, the fetal position should not change much. You need to pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups. What does fetal movement feel like? 1. Generally speaking, pregnant women first feel fetal movement around 4 or 5 months of pregnancy, which is around 16 to 20 weeks of pregnancy. However, since everyone's physical condition is different, the time of fetal movement is also different. In most cases, fetal movement occurs earlier in thin people, while fetal movement occurs relatively later in fat people. If this is your first pregnancy, you may first feel fetal movement around 18 to 20 weeks. At the beginning, the fetal movement is intermittent, like a butterfly flapping its wings. Gradually, you will feel your baby's movements becoming stronger and more regular. As your baby develops, you will feel his kicks and punches, and the movements will become more powerful.

What is the reason why the fetal movement is more on the right side? The mood of pregnant women will affect the fetus, thereby affecting the number of fetal movements. For example, when the pregnant mother is angry, the fetus will also become irritable and start punching and kicking. If the pregnant mother relaxes in a comfortable environment, the baby's mood will also be stable. If the pregnant mother is hungry, the frequency and strength of fetal movements will decrease. 3-5 times per hour. The more weeks of pregnancy, the more active the fetal movement, but the fetal movement decreases in the late pregnancy. Generally, fetal movement reaches its peak after 28-32 weeks of pregnancy. After 36 weeks, the amplitude and frequency of fetal movements also decrease, and pregnant women feel it as a peristalsis. Fetal movements are relatively even between 8 and 12 in the morning, are least between 2 and 3 in the afternoon, then gradually increase, and reach their highest between 8 and 11 in the evening. If the fetal movement count is greater than 30 times/12 hours, it is normal. If it is less than 10 times/12 hours, it indicates fetal hypoxia.