Can the 35-week fetal malposition be turned around?

Pregnant women need to have regular prenatal checkups so that they can give birth to a healthy baby. Some pregnant women are told by doctors that the fetus is in a transverse position at 33 weeks of pregnancy, which makes them very worried, because a transverse position of the fetus may require a caesarean section. So, can the transverse position of the fetus at 33 weeks of pregnancy be reversed?

The transverse position of the fetus cannot be turned around at 33 weeks of pregnancy. Generally speaking, the best time to fix the fetal position is from the 7th to the 8th month of pregnancy. Now it is 33 weeks of pregnancy, and the best time to fix the fetal position has been missed. Therefore, the fetal position cannot be turned around at this time. There is no need to deliberately correct the fetal position at this time. If the fetal position is always skewed, you can choose a caesarean section.

There are many factors that cause the fetus to lie transversely, such as too much amniotic fluid or insufficient amniotic fluid in pregnant women, which can easily cause the fetus to lie transversely. For example, uterine malformation can easily cause the fetus to be in a transverse position. For example, if the umbilical cord of the fetus is very short, it is very easy to cause the fetus to be in a transverse position. For example, women who are carrying twins are more likely to have transverse fetal positions.

Regular prenatal check-ups are very important because they can promptly diagnose whether the fetus is in a transverse position so that timely treatment can be obtained. If the baby has not turned into a head position, you should choose the right delivery method in advance and go to the hospital for delivery in advance, so as to effectively avoid the adverse effects caused by the transverse position of the fetus.

During pregnancy, many pregnant women often experience transverse fetal position. After most pregnant women find this phenomenon, they are very anxious, worried that it will affect the fetus and their normal life. In fact, this phenomenon is relatively easy to see. So, can the transverse position of the fetus be reversed at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

For most pregnant women, the fetus is in a transverse position at 35 weeks of pregnancy, but there is still a chance that the fetus will turn around. At this time, the fetus is very active and the probability of turning around is very high. Pregnant women need to undergo an examination to determine the exact location of the fetus based on the results of the examination. If the fetus is in a transverse position, the doctor will use techniques to correct the fetal position and grade it. After correction and grading, a belly band can be used to fix it. At this time, the pregnant woman needs to cooperate and cannot remove the belly band.

If the baby is in breech position, the pregnant woman can first deflate the bladder, then loosen the abdominal belt, kneel on the hard bed frame with both knees, tilt the upper body forward, face leaning to one side, then the chest close to the edge of the bed, and the arms can be placed freely on both sides. The roots of the two thighs should be vertical with the wound, and the feet should be pulled up as high as possible. The body and the wound form a triangle. Do this posture 2 to 3 times a day, each time for 15 minutes. This posture is conducive to the correct position of the fetus.