Is there a relationship between pelvic size and hips?

I don't know if you have heard the saying "a big pelvis is not suitable for a baby". It is not without reason, because it is not difficult for the pelvis to collapse when giving birth to a baby with a big pelvis. But there is a problem with a large pelvis. Some people say that the size of the pelvis is related to the hips. So is there a relationship between the size of the pelvis and the hips? Let me explain it to you below. Of course, what the editor of this website says here only refers to himself.

Is there a relationship between pelvic size and hip size?

There is a relationship between pelvic size and hip size. The two edges of the pelvis are the iliac spines, and the line connecting the two iliac spines is also called the hips. Therefore, if the pelvis is large, the hips will be large; otherwise, the hips will be small.

How to repair the pelvis after childbirth

1. Lie flat on your back with your legs slightly apart. The mother lies flat on the cushion, places her hands on both sides of the body with her palms facing down, naturally relaxes the pressure, and separates her legs slightly to the width of her hips.

2. Observe whether the heels are in a straight line. The mother can ask her family to help observe whether the heels of both feet are in a straight line. If they are, it proves that the mother's pelvis is well repaired and there is no deviation.

3. The two feet are of different lengths, indicating pelvic tilt. If you find that the upper and lower parts are different, it means that the mother's pelvis is crooked. Because when the pelvis is tilted, it will cause the lower limbs to be of different lengths.

Is there a relationship between pelvic size and hip size? It has been explained above, so for the editor here, the answer to this question is relevant. I don't know what everyone thinks, but one thing is that there is a relationship between pelvic size and childbirth. There is indeed a relationship, but the difficulty of childbirth is also related to the usual exercise intensity of the expectant mother. Therefore, if mothers want to make natural childbirth easier, it is recommended to increase exercise.