What are the symptoms of fetal malnutrition? Pay attention to these

The growth and development of the fetus is closely related to the pregnant woman's body, so if the fetus is malnourished, it will have a greater impact on the pregnant woman. It may cause the pregnant woman to gain too much weight or become pale and yellow. It may also cause the pregnant woman to have symptoms such as no fetal movement and low uterine height.

Whether it is for adults or children, malnutrition is a serious problem, because it will lead to weaker resistance and immunity of the human body. Especially for the fetus, this will greatly affect the growth and development speed of the fetus. Therefore, the problem of malnutrition must not be neglected. What are the symptoms of fetal malnutrition?
1. Low uterine height value <br/>When you undergo a physical examination during pregnancy, one of the examination results is the uterine height value. The range of uterine height values ​​for different pregnancy periods is also different. Under normal circumstances, as the pregnancy time continues to increase, the uterine height value in a woman's body should show a slow increase. If there is still no change in about half a month, it means that the fetus is malnourished.
2. Pale or dull complexion <br/>The specific nutritional status of the fetus is actually closely related to the physical condition of the pregnant woman. Therefore, if a woman still has a pale or dull complexion during pregnancy, it may mean that the fetus is malnourished.

3. No fetal movement <br/>Normally, fetal movement occurs in the middle of pregnancy, which starts around the 4th month of pregnancy. However, if the fetus is malnourished, fetal movement will not occur on time, and may not be felt until around the 5th month of pregnancy. At this time, pregnant women must pay attention to it and pay more attention to supplementing relevant nutrients.
4. Slow weight gain <br/>Generally speaking, if the fetus can develop normally, then in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, women will find that their weight is soaring. But if the fetus is malnourished, the speed of physical development will gradually slow down. This will also lead to a slow or even declining weight gain rate in the middle and late stages of pregnancy.