Ask the Expert Series: Why is it Important to Count Kicks During Pregnancy?

Hello everyone! 👋 I am Dr Peter Wang, MBBS, Anchor Doctor at Speedoc. 👨🏻‍⚕️ As a healthcare professional and a parent, I understand that the health and well-being of your little one is of utmost importance. Hence, I am hosting this session to discuss key topics such as the vital role in monitoring your baby’s health and care tips that aim to support your physical and mental well-being as you embrace parenthood. 🌺💖 Kindly leave your questions in the comments section below. I will do my best to respond to every question! 💡🗣️ Topic: Why is it Important to Count Kicks During Pregnancy? 🤰 Date: Wednesday, 16 August 2023 Time: 8.00 pm to 9.00 pm

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What are some common misconceptions/ myths about fetal movements?

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While there are many, let me try to highlight some of the more dangerous or worry inducing misconceptions! MISCONCEPTIONS 1. A Lot of Movement Means a distressed Baby: Active babies are generally healthy and developing well. The level of activity can vary from baby to baby. Increased movement doesn't necessarily mean your baby is hyperactive or distressed. 2. Less Movement Means Labor is Approaching: A reduction in fetal movements might raise concerns about the baby's health, but it doesn't necessarily mean labor is imminent. Reduced movements from baseline should always be discuss with your Doctor. 3. The Baby Should Move at the Same Time Every Day: While some babies do have regular patterns of activity, there's no fixed rule that they must move at the same time every day. What's important is to understand your baby's individual movement patterns. 4. Hiccups Count as Movements: Fetal hiccups are common and can feel like rhythmic movements. However, they shouldn't be counted as p

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