How much does fetal misposition affect and what are the different types of conditions?

Fetal misposition has a great impact, and fetal misposition will cause it difficult for pregnant women to give birth naturally, resulting in the baby not being able to be born until the due date, affecting the life of pregnant women and babies, and there are many situations of fetal misposition: the fetal baby is headed up and the legs are down, and the baby is lying in the mother's belly.

The impact is very large, and the fetal position is not correct, resulting in the pregnant woman being unable to have a normal delivery, and it will prolong the delivery time, and may even cause the death of the fetus.

Misalignment of the fetus can lead to dystocia during normal birth, leading to asphyxia. It is roughly divided into breech position, transverse position, breech position has mixed breech presentation and single breech presentation, and the transverse position generally cannot be delivered naturally, and can only be delivered by caesarean section. There are two other types of foot exposure and face exposure.

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Fetal malposition is generally breech, transverse, fetal position is not the reason for the fetus to move on its own, some may be the pregnant mother walks less, sleeping position unchanged.

Fetal malposition and the usual sleeping position and the usual frequent touching of the belly are also related to external factors.

Abnormal fetal position is generally caused by the mother's frequent jumping around during pregnancy and the wrong sleeping position.

It is likely to be caused by the poor physical fitness of the pregnant woman, it is likely that there is more amniotic fluid, so the child's range of motion is larger, it may also be caused by the umbilical cord around the neck, or it may be because the child is relatively small or the uterus is malformed.

The first point is likely to be a state of fetal malposition at the time of fertilization, the second point may be caused by poor living and eating habits, which is not correct, and the third point is likely to have inherited genes that cause this phenomenon of fetal malposition.

Improper fetal position is likely to be caused by some of our actions during pregnancy, and secondly, because there is not much exercise, and the child is not mature enough normally, which will cause dystocia and bring serious harm to pregnant women.

If the pregnant woman has too much amniotic fluid, the fetus will have a large range of motion in the uterine cavity, pelvic stenosis, or fetal malformations or uterine malformations, which may cause fetal malposition.

Hello. Generally, fetal malposition has little effect on the development of the fetus, but fetal position is one of the causes of dystocia, and if it is not properly treated, it may bring serious harm to the mother and fetus, and even endanger life. Before the 7th month of pregnancy, because the fetus is still small, there are relatively many amniotic fluid collapse belts, and the fetal position is not easy to fix.

By the time they reach 8 months (or 30 weeks) of pregnancy, most of them will naturally turn into a cephalic position. If the fetal position is still not corrected at this time, the pregnant woman should take measures to correct the fetal position in time under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, you should talk to your doctor about possible causes of fetal mispositionb