Picture of fetus' buttocks facing down

Generally speaking, in order to prepare for birth, the smart fetus will automatically adjust its position in the uterus and turn its head to the bottom in the late pregnancy of the mother, so as to ensure that the mother can choose natural delivery. But there are also "stubborn" babies who are unwilling to sit down in their mother's belly with their heads down and their buttocks down. The fetus's buttocks are facing downwards, and the expectant mother can do knee-chest lying exercises to correct it, once in the morning, noon and evening, each time for 10 minutes, for 1 week, the fetal position can be corrected.

1. Photos of the baby with the buttocks facing downwards

1. The space in the pregnant mother's cervix is ​​too large, which causes the fetus to be too free, thus causing the fetal breech position problem. The reasons for this situation may be loose abdominal cavity of the pregnant mother, excessive amniotic fluid, small size of the fetus, etc.

2. The space of the pregnant mother's cervix is ​​too small, which causes the fetus to have too much space to move, thus causing the fetal breech position problem. The reasons for this situation may be that the pregnant mother's abdominal cavity is too tight, there is too little amniotic fluid, and the fetus is too large.

3. The mother's pelvis is too small, the baby's head and pelvis are not proportional, which makes it difficult for the fetus's head to be aligned, resulting in a breech position.

4. The deformity of the fetus itself may also cause difficulty in the fetal head docking, such as hydrocephalus, anencephaly, etc. Under normal circumstances, fetal breech presentation caused by fetal malformation can be treated in time through B-ultrasound.

2. How to correct the baby's buttocks facing downwards

1. According to clinical statistics, the probability of a fetus in breech position is less than 10%. The vast majority of fetuses are in head position in the late stages of pregnancy, because the head-down position is the most comfortable for the fetus, while sitting in the mother's uterus is not so comfortable. The fetus will use its own wisdom to slowly change its position. Breech presentation is a way for a baby to exist in the uterus. Except that the expectant mother may not be able to give birth naturally, the breech presentation does not cause any harm to the fetus before delivery. However, obstetricians are most worried about placental abruption in breech babies. After placental abruption, umbilical cord prolapse is very likely to occur, which may threaten the life of the fetus at any time.

2. Knee-chest position. The pregnant woman should urinate, empty her bladder, loosen her belt, and kneel beside the bed. The base of the thigh is vertical, at an earth-colored angle to the bed surface, and the body is leaning toward the bed (as shown in the picture below). Twice a day, each session for about 15 minutes, for 1 week. The knee-chest position allows the fetal buttocks to withdraw from the pelvis, which is conducive to changing the center of gravity of the fetus, so that the fetal head moves down and the fetal buttocks moves up, thereby achieving the purpose of correcting the fetal position.

3. Direct laser irradiation or moxa treatment on the Yin acupoints. The Zhiyin point is located on both sides of the little toes of both feet, about 0.1 inch (1 inch is more than 3 cm) away from the corner of the nail. Use laser to directly irradiate the Zhiyin point, or use moxibustion to apply moxibustion to the Zhiyin point once a day, each time for 15 to 20 minutes, and 5 to 7 times as a course of treatment. The belt should also be loosened during treatment. If used in conjunction with the knee-chest position, the effect will be even better.