Patient's question:
During the last two months of pregnancy, why does the fetus move regularly in the stomach? Because fetal movement is generally not regular. When it moves, it's like the blood vessels in the stomach jumping, usually lasting only a short time, just a few minutes. Can the fetus have spasms inside the stomach?Doctor's answer:
According to what I understand, after eight months, the baby in the womb should have less space and thus move less. I think it's best to go to the hospital to check. Excessive fetal movement could be a sign of intrauterine hypoxia, and fetal heart monitoring can help determine this. I experienced this in the later stages, and I had to breathe in oxygen for three days, but too much oxygen is also not good. It's best to have a doctor's help. If you don't want to go to the hospital, you could first take her to a place with good air quality to move around more and see if it can be relieved.