How do you feel if the fetal position is correct?

There are many reasons that can lead to malposition of the fetus. In fact, to put it simply, this phenomenon means that the position of the fetus in the uterus is incorrect. Some women may be pregnant with multiples, which can easily lead to malposition of the fetus. Some other women may have too much amniotic fluid after pregnancy, which can cause malposition of the fetus. Some other women may have too little amniotic fluid after pregnancy, which can cause the fetus to be unable to turn over normally. Once the fetus turns, it cannot return to its original position, which also leads to malposition of the fetus. Below we will introduce some more examination and correction methods for malposition of fetus.

Ultrasound examination is an important basis for pregnant women to determine the fetal position. Pregnant women can understand their fetal position based on the results of ultrasound examination. The following is a set of English abbreviations that represent fetal positions. They describe the position of the fetal presenting part seen during ultrasound examination, help to understand whether the fetus has any signs of malposition, and are used to guide the method of delivery. The English abbreviations of fetal position: Left occipital anterior position loa, normal fetal position, right occipital anterior position roa, normal fetal position, left occipital posterior position lop, abnormal fetal position, needs correction, right occipital posterior position rop, abnormal fetal position, needs correction, left sacral anterior position lsa, abnormal fetal position, needs correction, right sacral anterior position rsa, abnormal fetal position, needs correction. Left occipital transverse position lot changes with the pregnancy and may turn into a normal fetal position or an abnormal fetal position. Right occipital transverse position rot changes with the pregnancy and may turn into a normal fetal position or an abnormal fetal position. What should I do if I find that the fetal position is abnormal? Generally, as long as you do the prenatal examination according to the regulations, you can find out whether the fetal position is abnormal in time.

Expectant mothers do not need to panic after discovering that the fetus is in an abnormal position. The following are classic solutions for reference by expectant mothers: If the fetus is found to be in breech position before 28 weeks of pregnancy, you can do knee-chest exercises to correct it, once in the morning and once in the evening, each time for 10 minutes, for 1 week. The posture is to lie on a hard bed with chest and knees on the bed, hips raised high, thighs perpendicular to the bed, and chest as close to the bed as possible. But be careful not to do it after a full meal to prevent vomiting.

There are many possible reasons for the phenomenon of malposition of the fetus. For example, some female friends may have a second child. The fetal position was normal when giving birth to the first child, but the fetal position was malpositioned when giving birth to the second child, and no specific reason can be found. Some female friends may have uterine abnormalities, such as a narrow uterine shape, or a too narrow pelvis, which can also cause malposition of the fetus. Some other women have very loose uteruses, which causes malposition of the fetus.