What does low fetal head position mean?

Low fetal head position usually means that the position of the fetal head in the abdomen is relatively low. You need to pay more attention to rest, closely observe your physical condition, and go to the hospital for regular prenatal checkups to avoid adverse reactions.

A low position of the fetal head usually means that the placenta and the cervix are in a close relationship. The placenta needs to be above the cervix. If the distance is relatively close, the placenta may be too low. As the fetus in the abdomen continues to grow, the position may move upward. If it remains too low, it may need to be improved with a pessary. It is also possible that it is caused by placenta previa. In life, you need to closely observe whether you have symptoms of irregular vaginal bleeding and abdominal cramps. If abnormal symptoms occur, you need to go to the hospital for pregnancy preservation treatment in time.

Everyone has a different physique, and the position of the fetal head and the placenta will be different. If it is in the late pregnancy, when the fetal head enters deeper into the mother's pelvis, it is not easy for the fetal position to change. If the fetal head is in a relatively low position during pregnancy, it may cause symptoms of fetal asphyxia. You need to go to the hospital for fetal heart monitoring every week in the middle and late pregnancy.

At the same time, you should maintain a good attitude and mood. If necessary, you need to stay in bed and rest more to avoid excessive fatigue, which may cause symptoms of premature birth.