Frequent fetal movement at 34 weeks is usually normal.
Fetal movement refers to the physical activity of the fetus during its growth and development, and is a normal developmental stage. Fetal movement usually occurs during the 18-22 weeks and reaches its peak during the 32-34 weeks.
It is recommended that women at this stage adopt self-counting of fetal movements for dynamic observation. Under normal circumstances, the number of fetal movements should reach 3-5 times per hour, and the number of movements in 12 hours should be more than 30 times.
If the number of fetal movements is too low, attention should be paid in time, and a detailed examination should be carried out in the hospital to avoid intrauterine hypoxia.
Women should inhale oxygen during the stage of frequent fetal movement, and choose the left side lying position when resting to provide a good environment for the growth of the fetus.