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Abnormal fetal position will affect normal delivery and increase the possibility of caesarean section, so the fetal position is valued by many pregnant mothers and obstetricians. The correct fetal position is the cephalic position, that is, the head of the fetus is located at the mother's pubic symphysis, and all positions different from this fetal position are called fetal malposition. The baby's position is becoming more and more important.

He needs to adjust his position and be fully prepared for childbirth. The doctor will constantly assess the baby's position in the womb, and at 32 weeks, the fetal position will be fixed.

<> normal delivery position of the fetus is that the fetal head is exposed first, which is called the cephalic position, and other fetal positions such as breech position, transverse position, occipital posterior position, lateral position, etc., are medically called fetal malposition. Expectant mothers kneel on the ground with their chests close to the ground, hips elevated, hands folded under their faces, and hold this position for about 15 minutes a day. If you find this movement difficult, you can also put a pillow or other object about 20 cm high on your abdomen.

Abnormal fetal position, to the effect that the baby's head is not facing down, often referred to as breech or transverse position in medicine, fetal position is generally related to the sleeping position and movement of the expectant mother; If the fetal position is not correct at about 32 weeks, the doctor will generally advise the expectant mother to empty the bladder after meals, loosen the trouser belt, and maintain the posture as shown in the picture, 2 3 times a day, 15 to 20 minutes each time, for a week. Before 30 weeks of pregnancy, and even before 32 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal position is not fixed. If the previous test shows that the fetus is developing well, then taking the fetal position test before the 30th week of pregnancy is a waste of money.

If the fetal position does not change to a cephalic position at 32-34 weeks, the doctor may perform a manual transfer from the outside, but this procedure carries some risks. Generally, it is recommended that pregnant women change the fetal position by doing chest and knee exercises, and the abnormal fetal position includes occipital posterior position, facial position, breech position, transverse position, frontal position, etc. Among them, the breech position is the most common, and the transverse position is the most dangerous position for the safety of mother and child.

It may cause the child's growth and development to be severely affected, which may also cause stunted growth or malformation, and there may be dystocia later.

It will be very harmful, first of all, it will affect the development of the fetus, or it is likely to cause fetal malformations, or it will cause fetal suffocation.

There will be dystocia, which is not conducive to the physical development of the child, and will cause the production of malformed babies, and will also bring physical effects to the pregnant mother.

It is likely that there will be a difficult birth. Because the impact of this situation on the fetus is still very large, especially in the process of childbirth. It can have very serious consequences.

Why are expectant mothers worried about improper fetal position, if the fetal position is not correct, the later delivery of the expectant mother is also partially harmful, and if the fetal position is not corrected, the expectant mother will have a caesarean section.

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.

It may be due to the fact that some of the postures of the mother who usually sleep are not right, or it may be caused by the bad living habits of the mother, or it may be caused by the special lack of amniotic fluid, which has a relatively large impact on the baby and the mother, so it must be corrected in time.

It may be that there is too much or too little amniotic fluid, or it may be that the mother's pelvis has some problems, or it may be that the abdominal wall is relatively loose, or the umbilical cord is too short, or there are some diseases in the uterus, or the baby and the child are deformed.

Causes of fetal malposition include:

1. The gestational age is small: if the fetus is small before 34 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus has a large space for movement in the uterus, and it is more likely to cause fetal malposition;

2. Uterine malformations: including unicoronal uterus, residual horn uterus, bicornuate uterus, etc., all of which are easy to cause fetal malposition;

3. Pelvic abnormalities: including small pelvis, narrow pelvic entrance plane or flat pelvis, which has a high probability of causing fetal malposition;

4. Other factors: such as poor placental attachment site or placental morphology in the early uterus, as well as short umbilical cord and multiple pregnancy, etc., are easy to cause abnormal fetal position. That's it.

Fetal malposition is a serious problem. Many people have had a malposition. If the fetus is not in the right position, women are often unable to give birth naturally, which has a great impact on women's childbirth.

There are many causes of abnormal fetal position. If a pregnant woman has an abnormal fetal position, aggressive measures need to be taken to adjust. So what are the causes of fetal misalignment?

Fetal malposition is when the fetus is in an abnormal position in the womb after 30 weeks of gestational vibration. It is more common in pregnant women and pregnant women with a lax abdominal wall. The normal fetal position should be that the longitudinal axis of the fetal body is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the mother's body, the fetal head is at the entrance of the pelvis with abnormal fetal position and bends downward, the chin is close to the chest wall, the spine is slightly bent forward, the limbs are bent and crossed in front of the chest and abdomen, and the entire fetal body is oval, which is called the occipital anterior position.

In the second trimester, the fetal position may be abnormal, and most of them will automatically turn to the occipital anterior position later. If the fetal position is abnormal in the late stages of pregnancy, it is called abnormal fetal position.

Let me talk about the causes of fetal misposition: too little or too much amniotic fluid can cause the fetus to have too much range of motion. When the fetus moves too much, it will loosen the fetal position.

Oligohydramnios can cause the fetus to move too little and not move normally, resulting in an abnormal fetal position. Multiple pregnancies can cause fetal movements to be too small, too crowded, and unable to move normally, resulting in abnormal fetal position. Maternal pelvic stenosis, fetal macrosomia, placenta previa.

Narrow pelvis, large fetus, and placenta previa can obstruct the fetal head connection, squeeze the fetus, and cause fetal misposition.

The maternal abdominal wall is lax. Loose abdominal walls cause the abdominal muscles to lose support for the uterus and become flaccid, resulting in a malposition. Fetal and uterine malformations can affect the space of the uterine cavity, resulting in changes in the range of motion of the fetus in the uterine cavity, resulting in fetal malposition.

The umbilical cord is too short for the fetus to absorb enough nutrients, affecting the development of the fetus. Slow fetal growth increases room for movement, resulting in malposition. A tumor or other disease in the uterus can affect the position of the fetus in the uterine cavity, resulting in a malposition.

The above is mine, I hope to provide some help to those in need.

Some people maintain excessive lying position or excessive standing position in the third trimester, and long-term upright standing position will also cause fetal malposition. The fetus is too large or the umbilical cord around the neck, placenta previa, etc.: the position of the uterine cavity is occupied by the enlarged fetus or the umbilical cord around the neck and the low-lying placenta, so that the fetus will also be hindered in the process of rotating the fetal position, resulting in abnormal fetal position.

Abnormal fetal position has a lot to do with the daily living habits of the pregnant woman during pregnancy, as well as her personal lifestyle, the healthy growth and development of the fetus, and the sleeping position used in daily life.

It is related to the lifestyle habits of pregnant women, the state of the fetus, the nutrition of the later stage, and the sleeping position.

There may be dystocia, there may be umbilical cord around the neck, which may cause the baby to suffocate, and the baby may die. It is necessary to do the examination on time, and also pay attention to the observation of your own physical condition, and also monitor the fetal heartbeat.

The harm caused by fetal malposition is very serious, which may cause very serious harm to the body of the pregnant woman, increase the chance of caesarean section, and even easy to infect, and it is also easy to cause very serious effects on the baby, which may lead to hypoxic asphyxia; If we want to prevent this from happening in advance, we should first have regular physical examinations and make corresponding adjustments according to the doctor's instructions.