Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Also, what should I do if CA125 is high during menstruation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, elevated indicators during the menstrual period may be due to constitutional issues or adverse reactions caused by viral infections. Additionally, pay attention to whether there is endocrine disorder. It is recommended to maintain good daily rest and dietary regulation, and to have regular follow-up examinations. Pregnant women typically begin to feel fetal movement around weeks 18 to 20 of pregnancy. At this stage, the fetal movement is weak and sometimes difficult to distinguish from intestinal movement. In fact, during the embryonic period, the fetus is already active, but the movement is too weak to be detected. Between weeks 29 and 38, fetal movement is most active, gradually decreasing slightly as the due date approaches.The fetus also has "biological clock" habits, with different fetal movement patterns between day and night. Generally, activity is least in the morning and gradually increases after noon. From 6 PM to 10 PM, fetal movement is most active. Fetal movement alternates between active (awake-sleep) cycles. During active periods, there is fetal movement, and the fetal heart rate accelerates. During rest periods, there is no fetal movement, and the fetal heart rate slows. Active and rest periods typically last 20 minutes but can last up to 40 minutes. If the rest period extends beyond one hour, it may indicate that the fetus is in crisis. Therefore, monitoring fetal movement should last for at least one hour. In the later stages of pregnancy, the fetus has its own sleep-wake cycles.