Reduced fetal movement ICD-10

When to Call Your Doctor Call your doctor or nurse if you: Have less than 10 movements in two hours . Notice a big change in movement. Tell your doctor or nurse when you last felt your baby move and if the movement changed slowly or suddenly.

When to Call Your Doctor Call your doctor or nurse if you: Have less than 10 movements in two hours . Notice a big change in movement. Tell your doctor or nurse when you last felt your baby move and if the movement changed slowly or suddenly.

If your baby is not well, they will not be as active as usual. This means less movement can be a sign of infection or another problem . The sooner this is found out the better, so you and your baby can be given the right treatment and care. This could save your baby’s life.

the heart rate is normal but you still feel that your baby’s movements are slower or less. Fewer movements could mean that your baby is unwell, but usually these checks reveal that all is well . Most women who have experienced one episode of fewer movements have a straightforward pregnancy and healthy baby.