What does sitting on the fetus mean?

Many women who are prone to miscarriage need to undergo prenatal treatment to avoid miscarriage again after they become pregnant again. In addition, when a woman shows signs of threatened miscarriage, she also needs prenatal treatment. But in daily life, many people are curious about what it means to sit in the womb? So, what does sitting in the fetus mean?

In the early stage, that is, in the early stage of pregnancy, the fetus can be said to be implanted. If bleeding, abdominal pain, or threatened miscarriage occurs after the embryo implants, the fetus needs to be implanted. The fetus here also means to nourish the fetus, that is, the fetus needs to be treated.

In the late pregnancy, sitting fetus can also mean that the fetus is sitting with its buttocks below the uterus, that is, sitting in the pelvic channel of the pregnant mother, so the meaning of sitting fetus in different stages is different.

Sitting on the fetus is not a very standard term. It is a folk colloquial term, not a reliable medical term.

Sitting the fetus refers to the prevention of miscarriage of the fetus through various methods such as taking medicine and nursing during pregnancy. It can also play the role of protecting the mother's fetus and allow the fetus to grow and develop normally until birth. Generally, when a pregnant woman shows signs of threatened miscarriage and the test tube embryo is still growing, the expectant mother will use drugs to start the pregnancy.

Pregnant women should stay in bed more during the pregnancy period, and must avoid sexual intercourse. At the same time, they should avoid excessive exercise, eat less cold foods, and don't put too much pressure on themselves. If a pregnant woman has symptoms of threatened miscarriage, she must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible without holding the baby. However, not all pregnant women are suitable for pregnancy. Only after the doctor ensures the correct position of the test tube embryo can the pregnancy begin.

During the process of pregnancy treatment, pregnant women should not have a great psychological burden. They should also pay attention to the combination and intake of diet and nutrition, perform prenatal checkups regularly, and effectively track and observe the key conditions of the body. During this period, pregnant women's mood swings should not be too great, and the dosage of prenatal medication should be adjusted appropriately according to the situation.