How to adjust the lop fetal position to loa

The late pregnancy is the most difficult time for pregnant women. Not only does the weight of the big belly also cause swelling in the pregnant women's feet. And as the belly gets bigger and bigger, many mothers find it difficult to sit or lie down, and they feel uncomfortable no matter what. The baby needs to move in the belly, and sometimes a little carelessness will cause the fetus to lie horizontally. How to adjust the lop tire position to loa?

How to adjust the lop tire position to loa

1. Pregnant women are advised to pay attention to rest. They can choose to sleep on the left side to adjust the fetal position. At the same time, they should relax their emotions, exercise moderately, pay attention to the baby's movements, and see a doctor immediately if abdominal pain occurs. As long as pregnant women do a good job of prenatal check-up, they can promptly diagnose the transverse position of the fetus, carry out timely treatment, and choose the right delivery method in advance. Early hospitalization can prevent the occurrence of transverse fetal position.

2. LOA means a part called left occipital area. It means left side, O means occipital bone, and P means posterior side. It means that the baby's head is down, and the occipital house is facing the left back of the pregnant mother. In occiput posterior LOP, although the head is directly below, it cannot adapt to the curvature of the pelvic centerline and usually causes dystocia. Some occipital posterior positions can be transferred to the fixed position, and very few that cannot be turned back will develop into a persistent occipital posterior position. And some people also need to have a caesarean section.

What is the normal fetal position?

The normal fetal position is occiput left anterior and occiput left anterior. The longitudinal axis of the fetus is consistent with the short axis of the pregnant mother, the fetal head is directly below, the position of the pelvic channel, the fetal head is flexed, and the posterior brain of the fetal head is the minimum position of the embryo. The hands are crossed and bent on the chest, and the legs are crossed and bent in front of the chest. The fetus can pass through the pelvis with the shortest diameter in a bent posture, so that natural delivery can proceed smoothly.

If pregnant mothers encounter a transverse position of the baby in the late pregnancy, they must not panic. It is very important for mothers to maintain a good mental state in the middle and late stages. First of all, they should see a gynecologist, do examinations, and adjust according to the doctor's advice. Take it slow, be brave, and set a good role model for the little ones who are also brave and tenacious in their growth.