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Under normal circumstances, in 12 hours is between 30 and 40 times, which is considered normal. Less than 10 times or too frequent indicates abnormality and requires medical attention. Normal should not be less than 3~5 times in 1 hour, as there are natural variations due to fetal individual differences. When the fetus is abnormal, may first increase and then decrease significantly when severe. After 37 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus engages in, and its position becomes relatively fixed, leading to a decrease in. If you feel any abnormalities, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a follow-up ultrasound,, and to confirm that the fetus is normal.In the early stages, at 21 weeks, is not very and does not follow a regular pattern, which is normal and nothing to worry about. After 28 weeks, it reaches its peak period of. During this time, as long as you can feel the baby moving daily, that is sufficient. Starting from the fifth month, the mother can clearly feel the fetus's activities, such as reaching, kicking, and impacting the—this is. The frequency, speed, and strength of indicate the fetus's well-being. As long as is regular, rhythmic, and does not change significantly, it proves that the fetus is developing normally. Normal indicates good placental function, sufficient oxygen supply to the fetus, healthy growth and development in the uterus, and the fetus moving happily. If is too, it should be noted that the small life may be in serious danger. In the early stages of oxygen deprivation, may increase due to the fetus being restless and agitated. As fetal intracranial oxygen deprivation worsens, gradually weakens and decreases, which is a warning sign for the fetus. If appropriate rescue measures are not taken at this time, the fetus may experience disappearance, followed by disappearance and cessation of heartbeat, leading to death. This process takes approximately 12~48 hours. Therefore, if a pregnant woman discovers any abnormal, she must not take it lightly and should seek medical treatment immediately. Timely treatment can often turn a dangerous situation into a safe one.