Fetal heart monitoring at 37 weeks of pregnancy reveals that the fetus is moving a little fast, requiring timely treatment with oxygen and termination of pregnancy if necessary.
Generally in the late stages of pregnancy, because the fetus is relatively large, the space for activity is reduced, so the fetal movement is relatively reduced, under normal circumstances will not appear the phenomenon of fetal movement faster.
Now 37 weeks pregnant, fetal heart monitoring found that fetal movement is relatively fast, this situation is a frequent fetal movement, may be caused by fetal hypoxia. Oxygen therapy is needed, and fetal heart rate monitoring should be performed at the same time. If the symptoms of fetal hypoxia are relieved after oxygen intake, the symptoms of frequent fetal movements will disappear and the fetal heart rate will gradually return to normal.
If after the oxygen treatment, the fetal movement is still frequent and the fetal heart rate increases gradually, it means that the symptoms of fetal hypoxia have not improved, and it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy under the guidance of the doctor in a timely manner.