After a journey of suffering, fatigue and exhaustion suffered by the pregnant woman has finally reached the ninth month and the last, which is one of the most months that concern parents and their fears mixed feelings of joy and feelings of fear and anticipation, here is my lady today’s subject we know the journey of the fetus in the fame of the latter inside Your mercy.
Fetal movement in the ninth month
The fetus reaches its ninth month for approximately 2.5 – 3.5 kg and has a length of up to 45 – 60 cm. The fetus’ skin is soft and soft to help the child pass through the birth canal easily and easily to take the birth position with the head down and legs up in preparation. for life. You will feel his shots and move less than the previous and this is normal because of the increased size in a narrow area within the uterus, and will disappear hair and white crust covering his head. In our article here we put a set of reasons for the lack of fetal movement in the ninth month, and some changes that occur on the fetus and the mother this month.
Reasons for lack of fetal movement
But here we will note the need to pay attention to the movement of your fetus, there are reasons that may be considered serious for not moving, here is a list of reasons that slow your child’s movement:
- Lack of nutrient intake to the fetus as a result of malnutrition and maternal neglect of foods that benefit her child.
- Decreased fetal movement due to calcification in pregnant women.
- Placenta is an early age that will slow down your fetus significantly.
- The umbilical cord or high blood pressure in pregnant women.
- Chronic suffering of the fetus due to genetic or viral diseases.
- If you do not feel the movement of your child, you need to stimulate the movement, by eating a cup of juice and if not moved, you should see a doctor to do the necessary procedures and to ensure his health.
Changes occur to the mother
- Sleep disorder, increased pregnancy contractions to be more painful in this month.
- Headache and heartburn add to dyspepsia.
- Pain in the ankles and varicose veins in the legs.
- Desire to end pregnancy and start the stage of motherhood.
Guidelines for each mother
- The periodic visit of the obstetrician.
- Preparation of special requirements for delivery and the requirements of the child.
- Increase knowledge and awareness of the benefits of breastfeeding and how to care for newborns.
- Eat a healthy and balanced diet that contains all the nutrients that benefit the mother and child, and drink milk regularly to make up for calcium in your body.
- Avoid taking any medicine whatsoever without consulting your doctor.