How does the pregnant woman feel when the fetal position changes?

Fetal position refers to the position of the fetus, which reflects the physical condition of the baby to a certain extent. If the fetus is in a transverse position, many problems will arise. So, what do you feel after the fetal position is corrected and graded? What are the reasons for the transverse position of the fetus? Next, we will study hard and understand it, hoping to be of some help to everyone.

What do you feel after the fetal position is corrected and graded?

After the fetal position is corrected and graded, you won't feel it yourself. Pregnant women have to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound to know it. Generally, if the fetal position is correct, the baby's head is facing down, and you can basically choose natural delivery at this time. At that time, walking more will help with natural delivery.

What are the causes of transverse fetal position?

First, the pregnant woman has too much or too little amniotic fluid. Too little amniotic fluid will cause the fetus to move too much, and when the fetus moves too much, the fetal position will become loose. Too little amniotic fluid will cause the fetus to have too small a range of motion, unable to move normally and cause the fetus to lie in a transverse position.

Second, twins. Twins can cause the fetus to have too small a range of motion and be too crowded, making it impossible for the fetus to move normally, resulting in a transverse position of the fetus.

Third, the pregnant woman has a narrow pelvis, the fetus is very large, and the placenta is previa. A narrow pelvis, an oversized fetus, and placenta previa can hinder fetal absorption, causing the fetus to be squeezed and placed in a transverse position.

Fourth, the pregnant woman’s abdominal cavity is relaxed. Relaxation of the abdominal cavity will cause the abdominal muscles to lose their support for the uterus, becoming increasingly relaxed and causing the fetus to lie transversely.

Fifth, deformed fetus and uterine deformity. Fetal and uterine malformations will affect the space of the uterine body, causing the fetus's range of movement in the uterine cavity to change, thus causing the fetus to lie transversely.

Generally speaking, pregnant mothers cannot feel when the fetal position becomes normal and need to check it through B-ultrasound. In fact, the transverse position of the baby's fetus is closely related to the mother's diet and living during pregnancy. Pregnant mothers should live a good life, lead a healthy lifestyle, and eat light food. Yes, pregnant mothers can also sign up for some fitness exercises during pregnancy, such as practicing yoga and relaxing.