What about the fetal azimuth arm position, and what about the fetal breech position?

If you don't feel at ease, you can do it, you can turn it around, it's not fixed yet, and you can still change it before 34 weeks.

This is a fetal malposition. The positive fetal position should be the cephalic position.

The report shows that the fetal position is not correct, the umbilical cord is around the neck for 1 week, it is not recommended to do corrective exercises, it is easy to lack oxygen, it is recommended that you take a proper walk, which is conducive to the correction of the fetal position. Or consult your doctor.

The child can be corrected before entering the pelvis, generally taking the knee bent prone position, that is, first on all fours, knees together or slightly apart (adjusted according to the size of the abdomen), and then slowly filial piety to the head as close to the ground as possible. This position allows the baby's head to gradually turn in the direction of the mother's pelvis. It should be done 3 times a day, for about half an hour each time, and it is advisable for pregnant women to be comfortable.

And it is necessary to do B-ultrasound examination frequently to ensure that the umbilical cord does not appear around the neck during the correction process. Chongqing Lantian Hospital's special model Suijia said that if you plan to have a caesarean section, you don't need to consider fetal position correction.

I look at it with B ultrasound.

Fetal position, from the relationship between the long axis of the fetal body and the long axis of the mother's body, there are two types of production: the two long axes are parallel, which is the direct birth type; If the two long axes are perpendicular to each other, it is called the transverse type.

The straight birth type is divided into head presentation and buttock presentation. The fetus is headed downwards and enters the pelvis first, which is called cephalic presentation (i.e., cephalic position); When the fetus is buttocks downwards and enters the pelvis first, it is called breech presentation (i.e., breech presentation). Among the full-term fetuses, the cephalic position is the largest, which is the normal fetal position, accounting for about 95 96, and the breech position is very fetal, only about 3 4, and the remaining transverse position of less than 1 is also called transverse position.

Both breech and transverse positions are abnormal fetal positions that are not conducive to delivery. Even in the cephalic position, if the fetal head is not bent but extended, it may cause dystocia.

The fetal position is the position of the presenting part in the maternal pelvis, that is, in the four phases of the pelvis - left anterior, right anterior, left posterior, and right posterior.

The representative bone of the parietal presentation is occipital (abbreviated as O); The representative bone of the breech presentation is the sacrum (abbreviated as S); The first to show the face is the chin bone (mentum, abbreviated as m); The representative bone of the shoulder presentation is the scapula (abbreviated as SC).

The fetal position is written in three ways:

1. Representing the bone on the left or right side of the pelvis, abbreviated as left (L) or right (R);

2. Representing the name of the bone, such as "occipital", that is, "O", "sacral", that is, "S", "chin", that is, "m", and "shoulder", that is, "sc";

3. Represent the bone in the pelvis before, behind or horizontally. "A", "P", and "T" indicate the front, back, and side of the maternal pelvis, respectively.

For example, if the parietal presents first, the occipital bone is on the left side of the pelvis and faces forward, and the fetal position is left occipital anterior (LOA), which is the most common fetal position.

What the new parents should know is the fetal position.

Six and a half months is fine, most babies will turn around, if seven months to seven and a half months when the breech position, and there is no umbilical cord around the neck, it is recommended to do exercises.

Specific method: You should be talking about the knee-chest position. Empty the urine, loosen the belt, then perpendicular to the bed with both thighs and chest pressed against the mattress, face turned to one side, hips raised.

Maintain this posture for 15 minutes each time, once a day in the morning and once in the evening, for 7 consecutive days. After 7 days, go to the hospital to check the fetal position. This method corrects most breech positions to normal fetal positions.

During the "knee-chest position", it is important to pay attention to changes in fetal movements. If you find that the fetal movement is too fast or too slow than before, you must go to a large hospital with better conditions for examination in time, find the problem as soon as possible, and deal with it in time.

I had a breech position at seven months, and it was still early, usually two weeks before giving birth, and it would not change in rare cases.

The results of color ultrasound shall prevail. There is a difference in the position angle of the photo, and it's okay.

32 weeks head diameter 87 is very good, I was 92 at 36 weeks, nothing bad.

The doctor can't touch it accurately, and the baby is turning in the belly. Nothing.

Your baby is larger than the gestational week, and now there is 526 pounds, there is no problem with the book, properly control the diet, and be careful that the baby is a huge baby, which affects the smooth delivery. Staring big.

Ultrasound should be more correct than the doctor's technique. Mom, don't worry. The baby's head position indicates that the fetal position is positive, and other data are also normal.

The baby is moving around in the belly, and it is common for the doctor to test badly, as long as the doctor says it's okay, don't worry, the examination is basically like this.

I don't know much about this, so let's listen to what the doctor has to say.