When the baby is in the mother's womb, parents cannot directly see the baby's condition, so they will feel the baby's health status through various fetal movements. Sometimes pregnant women may experience hypoxia in their babies due to improper posture. So, will the baby keep moving due to lack of oxygen?
Firstly, when the baby is in the mother's womb, if there is a lack of oxygen, there may be intense fetal movements during this period. If the hypoxia situation does not improve gradually, the fetus and baby are prone to weakness due to insufficient oxygen, and fetal movement will gradually weaken. Pregnant women need to supplement oxygen in a timely manner to alleviate the situation and avoid dangerous situations for the fetus and baby. If no measures are taken to alleviate the situation, the fetus may die due to suffocation.
Secondly, in order to prevent the baby from experiencing hypoxia in the mother's womb, pregnant women must pay attention to walking more and not sitting too often. If a pregnant woman sits for a long time, it will compress the uterus, affecting the movement of the fetus in the abdomen, gradually affecting the blood circulation of the pregnant woman and causing hypoxia in the fetus.
In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to their sleeping posture, especially in the late stages of pregnancy. Incorrect sleeping posture can also easily compress the uterus, causing fetal hypoxia. In the late stages of pregnancy, pregnant women generally adopt a left side sleeping position, which is more conducive to the oxygen supply to the fetus. At the same time, pregnant women should also pay attention to maintaining a fresh air environment and avoid smoking in certain environments. Second hand smoke can also easily cause hypoxia in babies.
