The proper position of the fetus has a crucial impact on women's ability to give birth naturally. If the fetal position is not correct, the likelihood of a woman giving birth naturally will be greatly reduced, and there may even be a possibility of difficult labor during the delivery process. So women should timely understand the position of their fetus in the late stage of pregnancy. So, how can I know if my fetal position is correct or not?
Women who want to know if their fetus is in the right position can seek advice from experienced obstetricians to determine. Experienced obstetricians can determine whether the fetus is in a head or hip position based on touch, and understand whether the fetal position is correct or not. In addition to this method, women can also undergo B-ultrasound examination, which is relatively fast and accurate. Ultrasound examination can effectively understand the position and other conditions of the fetus.
So at some point during late pregnancy, women should go to the hospital for a fetal position check to promptly detect the fetal position. If the fetal position is not correct, then some movement exercises or acupuncture and moxibustion can be carried out to change the fetal position. In addition, women can also make their own judgments during pregnancy, but the accuracy of this method is not high.
Abnormal fetal position is equivalent to setting obstacles in the fetal delivery channel, affecting fetal production and increasing the risk of suffocation for women during childbirth. So when women determine that the fetal position is not correct and cannot be changed, they should follow the doctor's examination and undergo a cesarean section.
