4 ways to correct fetal malposition

　　What should I do if the fetal position is incorrect? Improper fetal position refers to fetus in the mother's body Uterus The position in the body is abnormal. This situation is more common in pregnant women and multiparous women with loose abdominal walls. Because incorrect fetal position will bring certain difficulties and dangers to childbirth, it is very necessary to correct the fetal position. So how to correct fetal malposition? Let’s take a look at how to correct fetal malposition!

　　1. If the fetal position is incorrect, you can do knee-chest lying position exercises to correct the fetal position. When doing this, pregnant women should first empty their bladders, loosen your belt, and then push forward on a hard bed, put your knees on the bed to support your body, and then raise your buttocks high. At this time, your thighs should be perpendicular to the bed, and your chest should be as close to the bed surface as possible. Do it once every morning and evening, 15 minutes each time, and then go again after doing it for a week Hospital Check again to see if the fetal position has been corrected.

　　2. There is another treatment method for malposition of the fetus, which is acupuncture treatment in my country, which has already had successful cases. First, use acupuncture to the Yin points, once a day, about 15 to 20 minutes each time, 5 times as a course of treatment, which can effectively treat the abnormal fetal position. This method is suitable for Gynecology Examine and diagnose pregnant women with transverse, breech, or oblique positions.

　　3. If the fetal position is incorrect, the doctor can also perform "steering" on the pregnant woman. If the fetal position has not been corrected between 32 and 34 weeks of pregnancy, the doctor will need to perform external fetal positioning surgery for the pregnant woman, which means turning the fetus over so that the pregnant woman can give birth smoothly. However, there are certain risks in this external rotation of the fetus. During the operation, the umbilical cord may become entangled or may occur. placental abruption situation.

　　4. If the fetal position is transverse, it is recommended that the expectant mother undergo elective caesarean section or breech delivery. Generally speaking, first-time mothers choose caesarean section. For multiparous women, if the fetus is small and the pelvis is large enough, vaginal delivery is also possible.