RSP fetal position

In the later stages of pregnancy, as the baby's birth date approaches, the fetal position becomes more and more important, because the fetal position can determine the way the baby is born. If the fetal position is normal, pregnant mothers do not need to worry. If the fetal position is abnormal, pregnant mothers will begin to worry, and some pregnant mothers will even worry about sleeping posture. Abnormal fetal position includes RSP fetal position. Next, let's talk about the topics related to RSP fetal position and talk about: What sleeping positions are suitable for RSP fetal position? How to correct RSP fetal position?

What sleeping positions are suitable for the RSP fetal position? We know that different letters in the fetal position have different meanings. The s in the RSP fetal position indicates that the baby's presenting position is the buttocks. Generally speaking, the RSP fetal position indicates right sacral posterior, that is, the buttocks face down, close to the back of the sacrum. It is an abnormal fetal position. The appropriate sleeping posture for rsp fetal position has nothing to do with the fetal position. The most suitable sleeping posture is for pregnant women to sleep on their left side. This is when pregnant women sleep on their left side, which can make the uterus rotate to the right, which is helpful to reduce the compression of the uterus on the abdominal artery, and can also help reduce the pressure of the uterine artery. In this way, it will not affect the blood supply to the fetus and uterus, and can alleviate the swelling of the legs and feet to a certain extent.

How to correct the RSP fetal position? The RSP fetal position is an abnormal fetal position. Once it is discovered between 30 and 34 weeks of pregnancy, it can be corrected. The best way to correct the RSP fetal position is to persist in the chest-knee position. The specific method is as follows: the pregnant woman needs to kneel on a relatively soft surface, put her hands on the ground, and then spread her legs to keep the same width as her shoulders. Keep your chest and shoulders as close to the ground as possible, with your face tilted to one side.

According to the above description, we know that the RSP fetal position refers to the right sacral posterior, that is, the abnormal fetal position with the buttocks facing down. Many pregnant mothers are concerned about the problem of sleeping in the RSP fetal position. In fact, no matter which fetal position the fetus is in, sleeping position cannot correct the fetal position. However, sleeping on the left side of pregnant women is beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus, and it is also helpful for the physical and mental health of pregnant women. Once the fetal transverse position is found, it needs to be corrected immediately.