How to solve the abnormal fetal position at 27 weeks

When a woman goes to the hospital for a physical examination around 27 weeks of pregnancy, she may find that the fetus is in an abnormal position, such as a breech position or a head-up position. This examination is often performed through B-ultrasound. Of course, there is no need to be too surprised if malposition of the fetus is detected before 27 weeks of pregnancy, because a large number of women have more or less malposition of the fetus after pregnancy. As the pregnancy progresses, this phenomenon will gradually ease.

It's okay, it's only been 27 weeks. It's normal for the fetus to be in an abnormal position. It will slowly turn around. Let's wait a few weeks and then have a B-ultrasound to see. It's best not to do any random exercises. A friend of mine had an abnormal fetal position, and she lay prone and did exercises, but in the end the umbilical cord was wrapped around the neck for 3 weeks and the fetus died in the womb. It was so sad. If the fetal position is still abnormal, the worst that can happen is a caesarean section.

(In the later stages of pregnancy, the baby's activity space becomes smaller and it is difficult to move. The baby's activity level is the highest in the second and third stages of pregnancy). However, I don't know what exercises the doctor taught you. You can try kneeling on the bed with your knees apart and your forearms on the bed, with your belly placed between your knees, your head down, and your hips raised. Do this once or twice a day for about ten minutes each time, as long as the baby and mother do not feel tired.

Generally it doesn't matter much. It's only 27 weeks. The baby is constantly moving in the belly and will turn over by itself. You can change the side lying direction. If you were lying on your left side before, you can change to your right side. It is best not to do some exercise on your own. Instead, listen to the doctor's advice and ask the doctor more questions.

In fact, there is generally no big problem if the fetus is in an abnormal position at 27 weeks of pregnancy. You must do a good job of pregnancy check-ups and communicate with your doctor in a timely manner. Keep a good mood every day and avoid adverse mental stimulation. You can take a proper walk at ordinary times. You must believe that most malposition of the fetus in early pregnancy can be relieved on its own. If the malposition of the fetus still exists after about 30 weeks, it needs to be corrected.