What are the symptoms of hypoxia in pregnant women?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Fetal hypoxia is called fetal intrapartum distress, which is not easily detected by the pregnant woman. Abnormalities may sometimes be found by counting fetal movements. It is generally characterized as: initially frequent fetal movements, followed by weakening and a decrease in frequency, and then disappearance. Fetal movement weakness is an important indicator of fetal distress. Daily monitoring of fetal movements can predict the safety of the fetus.