Pregnant women's pubic bone position diagram

On the inner side of the transition between the upper and lower branches of the toe bone, there is an oval, rough surface called the ischial tuberosity surface. Pubic pain usually occurs in the late stages of pregnancy. As the fetus gradually grows and matures, the toe bones cannot bear the pressure and will become painful. Let’s discuss the detailed description of the pubic bone position of pregnant women below.

A pregnant woman's toes are located just below her belly, which is just in front of her pelvis. The female pelvis is the bony connection between the trunk and lower limbs. It is an important organ that supports the trunk and protects the pelvic organs. It is also the bony birth canal through which the fetus must pass when it is delivered. Its size and shape directly affect the delivery of pregnant women. The pelvis is composed of the sacrum, coccyx and upper and lower hip bones. Each hip bone is composed of the ilium, sciatic nerve and toes. In the front of the pelvis, between the two toes below the mons pubis, there is a fibrous cartilage connected, called the sciatic tuberosity. It becomes loose due to the influence of female hormones during pregnancy. Slight separation may occur during delivery, which is beneficial to the delivery of the fetus, so there is no need to worry.

Due to the influence of the fetus and amniotic fluid during pregnancy, the shape of the abdomen and its bone and muscle markers will undergo significant changes. At this time, the patient can use the following method to accurately locate the pregnant woman's toes. Pregnant women are required to lie on their backs with a small pillow placed directly under their buttocks to keep their pelvis protruding forward. The patient can now locate his or her ilium.

To put it simply, the ilium is the place where the belt is stuck when you tie it normally. Touch inward and downward along the ilium on both sides, and slowly follow this oblique line to touch the center of the mons pubis, which is in the center of the pubic hair. Since female pubic hair is in the shape of an inverted triangle, this area is located in the center of the upper part of the inverted triangle. Just below this position, you can usually feel a relatively prominent forward bony protrusion, which is the ischial tuberosity. In the shallow layer on the upper and lower sides of the ischial tuberosity are the upper and lower toes.