When does the fetus usually enter the pelvis?

After entering the pelvis, it means it is in the late stage of pregnancy. The fetus is surrounded by the amniotic fluid and fetal membrane of the pregnant woman, with its head down, buttocks raised, and the body in a curled up posture. The head enters the pelvis through the mother's pelvic canal, thus determining its own body position. When the baby enters the pelvis, many pregnant women often feel a sense of abdominal cracking and pain. After the fetus enters the pelvis, the bladder will be more compressed, causing a more significant increase in urination frequency. In addition, symptoms such as edema will gradually expand.

1. The time required for the fetal head to enter the pelvis under normal circumstances

Under normal circumstances, the fetus will begin to enter the alluvial plain at about 32 weeks, and some will take several weeks to fully enter the alluvial plain.

2. Time required for production after entering the disk

There is no fixed time limit from the birth of the baby's head to birth. In other words, after the fetal head enters the alluvial plain, it does not mean how long it will take for the pregnancy to last, but if the fetal head has entered the alluvial plain, the pregnancy will not be too long. For first-time mothers and women, the time when the head is born is different. The time of placing the first-born in the floodplain usually occurs earlier, in other words, it may take a long time for the first-born to enter the floodplain from birth. However, for the mother, the fetal head position may enter the alluvial plain, the delivery time will be very long, and the interval will be relatively short.

3. The feeling of the baby entering the pelvis

When the fetus enters the pelvis, many pregnant women often feel abdominal distension and pain, and feel that the fetus in the abdomen has descended. In fact, this situation is not a sign of pre-production.

Common problems after the fetal head enters the pelvis

After the fetal head enters the pelvis, it means that the fetal head and pelvis are equal to the pregnant mother's pelvis, and the fetus has been fixed. At this time, the pregnant mother does not need to be overly anxious, but should do a good job of pregnancy checkups and delivery preparations to welcome the arrival of the baby.

1. Eliminate negative emotions. After the fetal head enters the pelvis, many pregnant mothers may feel fear about the upcoming delivery. At this time, they should treat the delivery correctly and relieve stress, which is often beneficial to themselves and their babies.

2. Make good preparations before delivery. After confirming that the fetal head has entered the pelvis, the pregnant mother and her family should work together to determine the hospital, doctor, and delivery bag for the pregnant woman. If your home is far from the hospital, you should make plans in advance to avoid emergencies. If the pregnant mother has other diseases, she needs to be hospitalized and delivered early.

3. Maintain good cleanliness and hygiene. After the fetal head enters the pelvis, the pregnant mother should take a bath frequently and pay attention to keeping the skin and lower body clean and hygienic. It is best to wash the body carefully before delivery, because there are many troubles during the confinement period.

4. Pay attention to your diet. After the fetal head enters the pelvis, pregnant mothers should pay attention to avoid excessive greasy diet, control the intake of sugar, desserts, fat and carbohydrates to avoid malnutrition and unfavorable choice of natural delivery.

5. Get good pregnancy checkups. It is best for pregnant mothers to attend prenatal checkups on time every week, understand the details of the fetus in time, seek advice from the doctor, and perform a cesarean section in advance if the conditions for a natural birth are not met. In addition, after the fetal head enters the pelvis, the pregnant mother should avoid excessive movements to avoid affecting the fetus, and pay attention to the contraction of the uterus. If the contractions are frequent and the intensity increases, she needs to go to the hospital for delivery immediately.