In the third trimester, pregnant mothers try not to do this again. What consequences can you bear? In the process of prenatal education, touching is a very important way to communicate with the fetus. After entering the second trimester, pregnant mothers can clearly understand the baby's fetal movement. At this time, many expectant mothers can interact with the fetus by touching the pregnant belly. When the fetus is agitated, the mother gently touches the fitness exercise, which will make the fetus feel more belonging and calm down. However, in the third trimester, pregnant mothers should not do this again. Frequent touching and fitness exercises are likely to have these adverse effects, which you can't afford.

First, it is very easy to endanger fetal inhalation.

In the third trimester, the fetus has developed well, and the sense of touch, olfactory nerve and auditory system have developed well. You can hear and feel different external sounds and various touches. At this moment, many mothers are in love with their children, always want to communicate with their babies, touch their pregnant stomachs from time to time, and the fetus will be very excited. Give your mother a reply according to the form of your baby's fetal movement. At this time, the baby's fetal movement is too much.

Second, it is easy to cause premature babies.

After joining the third trimester, the expectant mother's frequent touching of the pregnant belly will have other adverse effects, which is likely to stimulate the uterus and lead to false contraction of the uterus. Frequent false contractions can also lead to premature delivery or miscarriage, which has adverse effects on pregnant mothers and fetuses. Therefore, when it is too noisy and irritable, it is good to slowly touch and comfort the fetus. Once the fetus calms down, the pregnant mother should stop touching it.

Third, it is easy to cause fetal transverse position.

The position of the fetus in the mother's uterus is very important, which is related to the form of delivery and whether the pregnant woman will have dystocia. If the pregnant mother frequently touches the pregnant belly in the third trimester, the baby's fetal movement will be too frequent, which will easily lead to the phenomenon of fetal transverse position. As we all know, under normal circumstances, the correct fetal position with the fetus facing down will be more conducive to the choice of natural delivery. If the fetal movement is frequent and the fetus is sideways, it is likely to lead to dystocia or uterine inertia before delivery.