B-ultrasound doctor said that the fetus is lazy and the baby is lively and active, suggesting that it is a boy or a girl.

In the daily B-ultrasound examination, pregnant women like to guess the doctor's words very much, hoping to get some information related to the sex of the fetus. For most pregnant women, this is a very interesting thing. As long as the doctor expresses something about the fetus, it will be remembered by pregnant women, and then they will think twice and guess the sex of the fetus in their stomachs. So if the B-ultrasound doctor says that the fetus is lazy, or the child is lively and so on. Does it imply something? Does this have anything to do with pregnant women giving birth to boys or girls? Let's have a look.

As we all know, when the fetus enters a certain gestational age, fetal movement will occur. The so-called fetal movement is that the fetus moves in the mother's abdomen. With the growth and development of the fetus, fetal movement will become more and more obvious, and expectant mothers will also feel it clearly. Therefore, when the doctor says that the fetus in the uterus is lazy, it means that the fetus is not very active or the fetus does not cooperate when the doctor checks, and maintains the same posture; When the doctor says that the baby in the belly is very lively and active, it means that the fetal movement is more obvious. Therefore, these two descriptions are related to the state and situation of fetal activity in the mother, and have nothing to do with whether the pregnant woman gives birth to a boy or a girl, so pulling is forbidden.

At the same time, fetal movement is also an important means to test the baby's health, and all expectant mothers can test themselves at home. It is recommended to know the fetal movement at any time to ensure the baby's health.