In the late stages of pregnancy, due to the proximity to the birth of the fetus, it is important to pay more attention to the position of the fetus. Especially after thirty weeks of pregnancy, when the fetal position is not correct, it indicates that the fetus is in an abnormal state in the uterus, which can affect delivery and increase the difficulty and danger of delivery. So, why does the stomach not digest when the fetal position is not correct in late pregnancy?
Late pregnancy with fetal malposition generally does not affect the digestion of pregnant women, so the occurrence of gastric indigestion in late pregnancy is usually caused by the continuous growth of the fetus. Simply put, in late pregnancy, the fetus is still growing and growing larger, which will definitely compress the organs in the abdominal cavity and cause discomfort in the stomach.
For pregnant women, it is important to understand that digestive problems in the late stages of pregnancy are common. Therefore, it is important not to worry and to relax. Additionally, due to digestive issues, it is important to avoid prolonged bed rest, as this can increase discomfort in the stomach. It is recommended to do some moderate exercise during late pregnancy, especially walking, which is very important.
It should be noted that in late pregnancy, it is important to pay attention to fetal position, especially before 28 weeks of pregnancy, which can be corrected in a timely manner. If not corrected in a timely manner, after 32 weeks of pregnancy, because the fetus has grown larger, the amniotic fluid will also decrease relatively, and at this time, the fetal position will be difficult to change.
