Baby movements in pregnancy

Movements matter - raising awareness of fetal movements

As you enter the final weeks of your third trimester, many expecting mothers worry when they feel reduced baby movements in the 9th month of pregnancy. Is this normal? Dr. K. Sreelalitha, a leading gynecologist, breaks down the essential reasons behind this shift in fetal movement, from limited space to deep sleeping patterns. More importantly, she explains the critical importance of daily fetal kick counting during these last crucial months. Understanding your baby's routine and knowing precise

Reduced or absent fetal movements A noticeable decrease in baby’s movements can indicate fetal distress and needs immediate evaluation. 2. Vaginal bleeding Any bleeding in the third trimester is abnormal and must be assessed urgently. 3.Severe or persistent headache Especially when associated with visual disturbances or swelling, it may signal pregnancy-related hypertension. 4.Sudden swelling of face, hands, or feet Rapid swelling can be a warning sign of pre-eclampsia. 5.Blurred vision or sensi

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