Hello everyone, I believe there are still many friends who don’t know much about the related issues of fetal B-ultrasound and belly movements in four months of pregnancy. It doesn’t matter, today I will share with you the B-ultrasound picture of the fetus and the movements of the belly in the fourth month of pregnancy. The article may be too long, I hope it can help everyone, let’s take a look below!
Contents of this article
- What is the reason why the belly moves when you are four months pregnant? Is the fetus moving?
- Why does a 4-month-old baby have vertical lines on its nails?
- What should I do if my child’s femur is bent into an angle at four months of pregnancy?
1. Four months of pregnancy Is the twitching of the stomach during the first month of pregnancy the fetal movement?
Generally speaking, some pregnant mothers can feel fetal movement when they are 4 months pregnant. The fetal movements of a 4-month-old baby are still relatively subtle, a bit like shrimps jumping and bouncing. Generally speaking, fetal movements at 4 months of age rarely cause any movement in the stomach. If you feel your stomach moving at 4 months, it may be intestinal peristalsis. You can tell this to the prenatal check-up doctor during the prenatal check-up, and then let the doctor make an identification.
Why do two- and four-month-old babies have vertical lines on their nails
It may be a symptom of calcium deficiency. If vertical lines appear on the baby\’s nails, a trace element can be tested for the baby. If there is calcium deficiency, the baby should be supplemented with calcium absorption in time. However, it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by anemia. If the baby is breastfeeding, the mother can eat foods high in iron, which can effectively help the baby supplement iron and alleviate these symptoms.
3. What to do if the femur of a child is bent into an angle at four months of pregnancy
The femur of a fetus is bent into an angle in the fourth month of pregnancy. At this time, you need to take appropriate calcium supplements, and further examination is required to rule out the possibility of developmental malformation of the fetal femur. If it is a developmental malformation, you need to terminate the pregnancy in time to avoid After the fetus is born, it will have an impact on later life. Regular prenatal check-ups are required during pregnancy. Once problems are discovered, further examination or symptomatic treatment is required in a timely manner.
This is the end of sharing the questions about the B-ultrasound of the fetus and the movement of the belly in the fourth month of pregnancy. If your problem is solved, we will be very happy.
