Because the insertion of the fetus into the uterus directly affects subsequent production, if the cervix is opened and not inserted into the uterus, the pregnant mother needs to pay high attention, which may be due to long-term lack of nutrition or the pregnant woman's posture not adjusted properly, resulting in excessive physical weakness. So, will the cervix open before the baby enters the uterus?
Entering the uterus and opening the cervix are two different concepts. Normally, without lifting the head and entering the uterus, there will be no sign of the cervix opening wider. However, a small number of people may also experience the problem of the cervix opening if they engage in vigorous exercise or squat frequently. If it is a mother giving birth for the second time, there may also be a situation where the fetus does not enter the uterus and the cervix opens.
Pregnant women who experience fetal failure to enter the pelvic cavity do not need to be nervous. If the pelvic and fetal conditions are normal, they should closely cooperate with the doctor. After delivery, the fetal head may also deform into the pelvic cavity due to uterine contractions, allowing for smooth vaginal delivery. If the examination finds that the fetus is not in the pelvic cavity due to uncorrectable pathological factors, preparations for surgical delivery can be made.
So how to quickly insert the baby's head into the dish? In fact, appropriate exercise can be done, such as taking a walk in the community park after meals, climbing stairs, or doing prenatal exercises, which can exercise the pelvis and promote the baby's smooth entry into the pelvic cavity. In addition, expectant mothers should maintain a positive attitude and try talking to their babies.
