Pregnant women in the late stages of pregnancy will experience tension and panic. People are worried about some situations that may arise during childbirth, such as whether there will be less amniotic fluid, whether the fetal position is correct, and whether a cesarean section will be necessary if the fetal position is incorrect. If the fetal position is not correct when giving birth to the first child, then the second child will be more concerned about this issue. So, what is the reason for the second child having an incorrect fetal position?
Firstly, amniotic fluid is a crucial presence during fetal growth, providing respiration and limb movement for the fetus. Excessive or insufficient amniotic fluid is the main factor affecting fetal development and range of motion in the uterus. Excessive amniotic fluid can cause the fetus to move and roll freely in the uterus, while insufficient amniotic fluid cannot meet the needs of fetal turning, resulting in the fetus not being able to return to its normal position during delivery. So amniotic fluid is the main factor causing fetal malposition.
Pregnant women consume a large amount of nutrient rich foods during pregnancy, resulting in excessive absorption by the fetus, rapid growth, and excessive size, making it difficult for the fetus to roll around freely in the uterus, leading to the inability to return to the correct position during delivery and an incorrect fetal position. If it is a second child, the female body can move freely in the uterus due to uterine relaxation, which can also lead to fetal misalignment during childbirth
So drink as much water or soybean milk as possible during pregnancy to ensure that the amniotic fluid is fully used. Do pregnancy tests on time to know the fetal position at any time. If there is an abnormal fetal position, do some related exercises regularly according to the doctor's instructions to adjust. In addition, balanced nutrition during pregnancy is sufficient, and excessive use of nutritional supplements is not allowed to ensure smooth delivery
