Is the pubic symphysis in the pelvis?

When the fetal head enters the pelvis, it means that the pregnant mother is about to usher in the arrival of the baby and needs to make corresponding preparations for delivery. But for first-time mothers, they don’t know what it feels like to be in the pelvis, and they cannot accurately judge whether the fetus has been in the pelvis. Is the ischial tuberosity in the pelvis? What are the feelings and symptoms of pelvic insemination?

Is the ischial tuberosity in the plate?

The fetal head is located on the ischial tuberosity, which only means that the fetus is in the head position, not that it has entered the pelvis. Engagement means that in the late pregnancy, the fetus, surrounded by the amniotic fluid and fetal membrane of the pregnant woman, is in a head-down, buttocks-up, and body-curled posture, so that its head enters the pelvis through the pelvic canal of the pregnant woman, and its body is pushed forward. When the fetal head enters the pelvis, many pregnant women always feel a tightness and a heavy pain in the abdomen. The time when the fetal head enters the pelvis is generally around 36 weeks, accounting for 80%-90% of first births, but there are still 10%-20% that do not enter the pelvis until around the time of delivery.

What do you think of entering the plate?

First, when the fetal head enters the pelvis, the pregnant woman may feel a tightening sensation in the abdomen, and there may also be varying degrees of tightening sensations in the abdomen. This is because the baby has moved from the pelvis to the pelvis.

Second, pregnant women can clearly feel uterine contractions, but the duration is relatively short, lasting less than 1 minute.

Third, there are uterine contractions, but there is not much periodicity, and the energy of the uterine contractions is relatively weak.

Generally, there is still some time from the beginning of the fetus entering the tummy to the successful entry into the tummy, and if there are no obvious symptoms before delivery, it may be a "false labor" symptom, and relatives do not need to send the pregnant woman to the hospital. If there are obvious signs of labor after the fetus enters the calf, the pregnant woman and her relatives must make preparations for the delivery.

What are the symptoms of fetal head entering the pelvis?

First, lower abdominal pain

When the fetal head enters the pelvis, it moves its body downward to the mother's lower body. The mother's private parts and sacrum may be compressed, and the abdomen and private parts may feel painful.

Second, the shape of the abdomen changes

Compared with before entering the tray, the pregnant woman's belly also has a noticeable feeling of falling after entering the tray, which pregnant women can also discover through observation.

Third, accompanied by uterine contractions

As the fetus sinks, the pregnant mother's private parts are compressed, causing uterine contractions. However, the uterine contractions at this time are not very regular and are generally referred to as "false contractions."

Fourth, frequent urination

After the fetal head enters the pelvis, the bladder will be compressed by the uterus, the bladder's ability to store urine will weaken, pregnant women will always feel the urge to urinate, and some will experience urinary pain and other symptoms.

Fifth, breathing is smoother

After entering the pelvis, the position of the fetus is lowered a lot, and the pressure on the pregnant woman's stomach, heart, lungs, etc. is reduced. The original functions of these organs will gradually recover. The pregnant woman will feel that breathing is smoother and her appetite is getting stronger.