Is there a possibility of hypoxia for a baby at six months of pregnancy? How to prevent hypoxia

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Babies may experience oxygen deprivation during pregnancy, especially in the later stages. Therefore, it's important to pay close attention to fetal movement regularly. Since babies cannot communicate from inside the womb, mothers can only assess the baby's safety through fetal movement. Additionally, during the later stages of pregnancy, it's best to sleep on the left side. This position ensures adequate blood supply from the umbilical cord, reducing the risk of the baby becoming oxygen-deprived.