Pregnant women can clearly see abdominal bulge after three months of pregnancy, and expectant mothers can also feel the small life in their belly slowly growing. At five months, the fetus will still flip in the belly, which is also the best and most anticipated thing for pregnant women. So what does it feel like to have fetal movement at five months?
From the fifth month of pregnancy, the mother can obviously feel the activity of the fetus. The fetal movement is related to the sensitivity of the pregnant woman. Some pregnant women say that it is like a fish swimming in the water. Some pregnant women feel that their stomach is purring. It is very light at the beginning, and gradually becomes more and more obvious. Some pregnant women feel like blowing bubbles, some feel like holding their little fingers, and some feel like acupuncture and moxibustion gently jumping, and the amplitude of fetal movement will become more and more powerful with the increase of pregnancy week.
Fetal movement refers to the movement of the fetus in the uterine cavity that impacts the uterine wall. The fetus reaches out, kicks, and impacts the uterine wall inside the uterus, which is called fetal movement. Each pregnant woman's physical condition is different, so their perception of fetal movement will also be different. Pregnant women with thin abdominal walls are relatively more likely to feel fetal movement than those with thick abdominal walls, which means that thin pregnant women have a stronger perception of fetal movement.
As the baby grows bigger and bigger, the frequent fetal movements of the big flip are no longer as frequent. If a baby is sucking on their thumb and suddenly finds that they can't find it, their little head will turn from one side to the other, trying to retrieve their thumb. At this point, the pregnant mother will feel the baby's rapid and sudden fetal movement.
