What are the symptoms of fetal heart development? Don't be nervous if there are 4 abnormalities

The first type of pregnant women are often sleepy and drowsy. Sleeping is a normal physiological reaction. Pregnant women should sleep when they need to. The second type of pregnant women become more sensitive to smells and feel nauseous when they smell unpleasant smells. The third type of pregnant women are prone to constipation, which is also a common phenomenon. The fourth type of pregnant women have a changed taste. Hormonal changes bring about taste changes.

What are the symptoms of fetal heart development?

The first type: pregnant women often feel sleepy and drowsy

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women are relatively weak, and the embryo needs more nutrition during development, so some pregnant women often experience drowsiness. If you experience this phenomenon, don't be too nervous, just pay attention to nutrition and folic acid intake to avoid affecting the normal development of the embryo.

The second type is that pregnant women become more sensitive to smells

In the early stages of pregnancy, due to the influence of hormones in the body, pregnant women become more sensitive to the external environment, especially smells. If they smell something unpleasant, they are prone to vomiting. In addition, they may also sweat easily, so it is recommended that you try to maintain personal hygiene to avoid affecting your health.

The third type is that pregnant women are prone to constipation

When the fetal heart bud is developing, the secretion of female hormones in the pregnant woman's body is relatively strong. In addition, the uterus will gradually grow larger, which will easily compress the stomach and intestines, affecting the normal digestion and absorption of food, and thus constipation will easily occur. It is recommended that you try not to eat foods that are easy to cause heat and fire during this period to avoid aggravating constipation.

4. Pregnant women’s tastes change

Many pregnant women will experience changes after pregnancy. For example, they used to dislike spicy food, but suddenly they want spicy food after pregnancy; they used to hate sour food, but they like sour food after pregnancy. So if you experience this phenomenon, don't be too nervous, it is likely that the fetus is developing healthily.

When can you see the fetal heartbeat?

Generally speaking, the embryo bud and fetal heartbeat can be seen during B-ultrasound examination at about six to seven weeks. If no embryo bud and fetal heartbeat are found during the examination at the hospital, the expectant mother should go to the hospital to check the fetus in time. Generally speaking, the embryo bud and fetal heartbeat can be checked at about 50 days, so the expectant mother should pay attention.

Is it normal to have a fetal heartbeat and embryo at 40 days?

For normal intrauterine pregnancy, the gestational sac is formed at 30-40 days of pregnancy, but the development time of the fetal bud and fetal heart is inconsistent. The fetal bud appears around 40-50 days of pregnancy, and the fetal heart appears around 50 days of pregnancy. Therefore, generally, an ultrasound examination around 40 days can show that the fetal bud is 0.5-1 cm in size and shaped like a small seahorse. The fetal heart can only be seen through B-ultrasound examination around 50 days.

Will measuring fetal heart rate affect fetal development?

The fetal heart rate monitor generally has no effect on the fetus, because the fetal heart rate monitor is specially used to detect the fetal heart rate, so there is no need to worry about a big impact. If I am worried about the impact on the fetus, I don’t use it often. I can use it once every two months. This will not affect the fetus. In addition, you can wear radiation-proof clothes when using it, so that you can have an extra layer of protection. Usually, you only need to go to the hospital for a regular prenatal check-up to understand the baby’s condition in time, so you don’t need a fetal heart rate monitor. In the past, the only way for pregnant women to monitor themselves at home was to count fetal movements. Due to the wide range of fetal movements, fetal heart rate monitors are more meaningful than counting fetal movements. Once the fetus is abnormal, if it is not discovered in time, it will delay treatment and lead to fetal maldevelopment.