32 weeks head position

Everyone attaches great importance to children. Children are the sky for most families. They feed their children well, dress them well, use things well, and let them study well, fearing that their children will fall behind others. The numerous training courses nowadays are proof of this. It can be seen from here that people nowadays value children so there are various precautions for children starting from the ten months of pregnancy. For example, there are many things that pregnant women cannot eat, pregnant women must stop working, pregnant women cannot go to heavily polluted places, and they also have to go to the hospital regularly to take pictures to see if the baby's position is accurate. So today's question is, what is the head position of a 32-week-old baby?

1. The baby's fetal position is generally not fixed before 30 weeks and can be changed, but generally after 32 weeks, the fetal position is difficult to change. There are four levels of placental maturity: grade O, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3. Level 1 indicates that the placenta is basically mature; Level 2 late indicates that the placenta is mature; Level 3 late indicates that the placenta is aged. Due to calcification and cellulose deposition, the placenta's ability to transport oxygen and nutrients is reduced, and the fetus is in danger.

Suggestions: Everyone's situation is different. Placenta: Mid-pregnancy (12-28 weeks)? Placenta grade 0; Late pregnancy (30-32 weeks)? Placenta I; After 36 weeks? Placenta grade II (relatively mature). If a grade III placenta is found before 37 weeks and combined with the value of the biparietal diameter and the estimated fetal weight of 2500 grams, placental precocity should be considered and the patient should be alert to the possibility of intrauterine growth retardation. At 38 weeks, the placenta enters grade III, marking placental maturity.

2. Generally speaking, if the fetal position is normal, that is, the fetal head is above the pubic symphysis and the legs are above the navel, if you feel fetal movement above the navel, the fetal position is normal. If the opposite is true, this is abnormal. You should look at the month of pregnancy to decide whether correction is needed. If it is before 7 months of pregnancy, no correction is needed. If you are already 7 months pregnant, the abnormal fetal position must be corrected. Only when the fetal position is correct can natural delivery be possible.

Opinion and suggestions: Hello, it seems that you will have a B-ultrasound at around 32 weeks, and you will know whether your baby is in the head position. In addition, the doctor will also help you feel the fetal position during each prenatal check-up when the fetal heart rate is detected. If you are 32 weeks old, you may turn your head

3. After about 28 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal position will be determined, mainly the direction of the fetal head. If the head is facing down, it is the head position, which is a normal fetal position.

Suggestions: The fetal head position only means that the fetus's head is facing down, at the position of the pubic symphysis, but whether it is lying on its stomach or lying down is not fixed, and the baby can still move at any time. Hope this helps!

4. Generally speaking, the baby is already quite big after thirty weeks. If the fetal position is normal at this time, there should be no problem of change, so there is no need to worry. According to your description, the fetal position in your case is normal, but the umbilical cord was wrapped around the neck for two weeks during delivery, which may cause fetal suffocation and death.

Suggestions: Don’t worry, the baby is very smart and may be able to get out by himself. If the fetus is still wrapped around the neck for two weeks before delivery, a caesarean section is required.

5. The fetal position at 32 weeks of pregnancy is cephalic, which is a normal fetal position. Even if the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck for two weeks, a normal birth can still be achieved, and there is no effective way to correct it.

Suggestions: If the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck for two weeks, there is a certain risk in giving birth naturally, but it is not an indication for cesarean section and a trial birth is possible. Hello! The head position of the fetus is a normal fetal position, and you can consider natural delivery. However, if the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck for two weeks, there will be certain risks in natural delivery. Your attending physician knows your situation best, so it is recommended that you communicate with your attending physician in time.