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The causes of transverse fetal position usually include uterine dysplasia, uterine malformation, pelvic narrowing, pelvic tumor, fetal malformation, umbilical cord abnormality, polyhydramnios, etc. At 34 weeks of pregnancy, the situation of fetal transverse position occurs, and the mood of pregnant women is generally restless, anxious and urgent, so how to adjust the transverse fetal position at 34 weeks?

How to adjust the transverse position of the fetal position at 34 weeks of pregnancy.

At 34 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal position is transverse, and the pregnant woman can take the knee and chest position for **, and insist on doing it for 15 minutes a day, which can generally be adjusted. It is best for pregnant women to visit the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital, and the doctor will tell you what to do. As long as there is fetal movement, the fetal heart rate is normal, keep a good mood, don't think too much, it is a transverse position until birth, and the caesarean section will be solved.

Most transverse fetal positions are only temporary, and in the third trimester of pregnancy they become longitudinal labor. If there is a large fluctuation in the late stage of pregnancy, it will also cause certain dangers, and it is necessary to take the correct reduction method to avoid danger and reduce the damage to the body. If labor is still in a transverse position, a caesarean section must be taken, so pregnant women must exercise appropriately on the basis of rest.

When the fetus lies horizontally in the uterus and accounts for about the total number of deliveries, it is called the transverse fetal position. From a medical point of view, the longitudinal axis of the fetus is at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the mother, which is a kind of fetal position, which does not mean that it is pathological, which is a more dangerous fetal position. Sometimes the longitudinal axis of the carcass is not completely perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the parent body into an acute angle or oblique position, which is called oblique position.

The carcass lies horizontally above the pelvic entrance, with the shoulder first exposed, the fetal head on one side of the mother's body and the buttocks on the other, possibly temporarily, and finally in a longitudinal or transverse position.

What to do if the fetus is in a transverse position at 34 weeks of pregnancy.

Pregnant women can be adjusted by lying on the knee or with external cephalic version. Pregnant women should pay more attention to rest, eat a combination of meat and vegetables, have balanced nutrition, and be mentally prepared for cesarean section. Transverse fetal position is common in pregnant and multiparous women with a lax abdominal wall.

The causes of abnormal fetal position usually include uterine dysplasia, uterine malformation, pelvic narrowing, pelvic tumor, fetal malformation, umbilical cord abnormality, polyhydramnios, etc. Transverse position is more common in multiparous women because the abdominal wall is loose and the fetal position is changeable, resulting in a transverse position of the fetus.

Consequences of transverse fetal position one.

If the transverse position is not treated in time, it will lead to umbilical cord prolapse and fetal death in utero, and even the risk of uterine rupture.

Fetal transverse consequence II.

There is a possibility of umbilical cord prolapse after water breakage in the breech position. There is a risk of posterior emergence during childbirth, which can cause intrauterine asphyxia and even death of the fetus.

Do a good job of prenatal examination, pre-diagnose the fetal position is correct or incorrect, if not, please time**, if it is not turned to the head position, then do a good job of choosing the mode of delivery, and be hospitalized in advance for delivery. Caesarean section can prevent fetal malposition during delivery and avoid serious consequences due to fetal malposition in time.

Fetal position is very important, and whether the fetus is in position or not affects the subsequent delivery of the fetus. So my mother is very concerned and attaches great importance to this matter. However, there are still some fetuses in the late trimester of pregnancy that will have a transverse fetal position, and all pregnant mothers will be very worried about this, and many pregnant mothers want to deliver the fetus through natural delivery.

So, what about the transverse fetal position at 31 weeks?

The normal fetal position is the cephalic position, if it is the transverse position and breech position, the fetal position is not correct, which will make delivery difficult and cause dystocia, which should be paid attention to by pregnant women. It is recommended that you do the following two things: first, regular check-ups, the fetus before seven months of pregnancy is active, the fetal position is not constant, and if you find that the fetal position is abnormal, you can not deal with it first, because it may turn positive again.

However, it is important to keep a close eye and have a prenatal check-up every two weeks after the seventh month of pregnancy to keep track of the fetal position. Secondly, fetal malposition needs to be corrected in time.

Now at 32 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal position has been changed to a transverse position, and the fetal head is in the right upper quadrant. Guidance: The sleeping position is generally to take the left side of the decubitus position is conducive to the baby's oxygen supply, but the uterus in the third trimester is significantly enlarged, as long as you feel comfortable, the left and right can be changed to sleep, and you can see whether it can be turned to the head position through the knee and chest position, so that in the third trimester of pregnancy, pregnant women are no longer suitable for choosing to lie on their backs, because lying on their backs will make the baby feel depressed, which will lead to hypoxia in the baby, so what kind of sleeping position the expectant mothers take after the second trimester of pregnancy is related to ensuring that the baby is not threatened by hypoxia. Generally, it has little to do with the fetal position, but if the baby has a transverse position in the third trimester, it should be noted, and it is best to correct it when the baby is not yet in the plate.

Until childbirth, it is not recommended that mothers take the sleeping position of lying on their backs, but should take the sleeping position of lying on the left side.

Pregnant women can have 4D color ultrasound at any gestational week. However, it should be noted that there is currently controversy about whether four-dimensional ultrasound can be done in the first trimester (before 12 weeks of pregnancy), and for the sake of safety, it is recommended to do fetal four-dimensional color ultrasound after 20 weeks of pregnancy. After 20 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus has developed all its limbs and major organs.

The best time for examination is 24-28 weeks of pregnancy, because the fetal structure has been formed at this stage, the size of the fetus and amniotic fluid are moderate, the fetal bone echo effect is relatively small, and the image is clear, so this period is the most ideal period for fetal malformation detection, and the examination can rule out most of the malformations.

It is generally arranged in the second trimester of pregnancy (about 20 weeks of pregnancy), when the intrauterine amniotic fluid is relatively large, the fetus is relatively moderate in size, and there is a large space for movement in the uterus. More obvious malformations, such as congenital heart disease, anencephaly, hydrocephalus, spina bifida, abdominal wall defects, short limbs, polycystic kidneys, gastrointestinal atresia, etc., are easy to find. If necessary, the pregnancy can be carried out in a timely manner** or terminated.