Causes of premature fetal pelvic entry

When the time comes, the fetus will enter the calf, indicating that the baby is ready to be born, and at this time, the parents need to prepare. The situation of each pregnant woman and fetus is different. Some are early and some are late. Some pregnant women may encounter the situation where the fetus enters the pelvis prematurely. If this happens, pregnant women must not panic or worry, because this situation is relatively normal. Pregnant women can go to a reliable hospital for delivery with the help of relatives and family members. After all, the doctors are more professional. What are the reasons for the early entry of the fetal head into the pelvis?

The time when the fetal head enters the pelvis is different for each person. Some enter the pelvis one month before delivery, while others enter the pelvis right before delivery. Just go with the flow and don't worry too much.

If the biparietal diameter of the fetal head is below the pelvic canal of the pregnant woman, the fetal head is equivalent to the pelvis, which is called "fetal head in the pelvis". It means that natural delivery is possible and the first step of the delivery process of the pregnant woman has been completed.

Generally speaking, the position of the fetus is not likely to change after entering the pelvis, laying a good foundation for a successful delivery. Because the fetal head has already entered the calf, the pregnant woman may also experience frequent urination, urgency, constipation, cervical distension, etc. This is all normal. As the uterus expands and descends, the intestines and bladder are compressed. The fetal head sometimes hits the cervix, so there may be frequent urination, urgency, constipation, and cervical distension. As long as there is no pre-delivery symptoms such as ruptured amniotic fluid, spotting during pregnancy, frequent uterine contractions, etc., there is no need to worry. The most important thing is to maintain a happy mood, walk properly, and keep your body in the best condition.

The entry of the fetal head into the pelvis does not mean that the pregnant woman will give birth immediately, but the compression of the cervix by the fetal head may cause uterine contraction. Therefore, before the due date, the details of activity should be appropriately controlled.

Early engagement does not necessarily lead to premature birth. Generally speaking, the fetus enters the pelvis in the head position about 2 weeks before the due date, but some people enter the pelvis earlier, which is normal. Some are born on the same day, while others take a month or two. Some people do not experience diaphragm compression because their fetus is small or the fetal head is in the pelvis early, which has nothing to do with premature babies.

In our daily life, some pregnant women may have the fetus enter the pelvis prematurely, which is normal. Every pregnant woman's fetal delivery may be early or delayed. If encountering this situation, the pregnant woman should go to a reliable hospital for delivery in time, keep a calm mind, eat properly to replenish energy, and drink more porridge. We should have a certain understanding of the solutions and common problems of premature fetal entry into the pelvis.