Left occipital posterior fetus

The left occipital position is a relatively common fetal position among abnormal fetal positions, so there is no need to worry too much. After thirty weeks, the fetus's activities will gradually become very active, so it is possible that he will adjust his position back to the normal position during the period from thirty weeks to before delivery, which is beneficial to delivery.

If you have been in the left posterior occipital position for a long time, it may be unfavorable to choose a natural birth. At that time, you should still follow the doctor's advice and see what the doctor says. If the doctor recommends a cesarean section, you should still follow the doctor's advice, because the doctor's decision must be based on the fetal position of the baby.

The left occipital posterior fetal position means that the fetus is facing left in the uterus and the head is facing the cervical opening. This position is very good and is very conducive to choosing a normal delivery. In fact, there is no such thing as a fetus at all, because the fetus will move in the uterus, and it also needs exercise, so the fetus is also following the exercise. Most people have had fetal tilt, but before delivery, it can basically be corrected. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about the fetal position of the baby. In addition, being able to do more fitness exercises is beneficial to production.

The fetus was found to be in left occipital posterior position, that is, the baby's head was facing inward and the limbs were facing the cervical opening. This is actually just a fetal position, and it does not mean that the child's growth or other aspects are not good. The left occipital posterior position will not cause any extreme effects on the fetus, so there is no need to worry too much. The left occipital posterior position of the fetus can be corrected in daily life, that is, to increase exercise. For example, taking a walk after meals every day, as well as climbing stairs and other behaviors are all helpful ways to improve the fetal position.