Patient's question:
Condition Description: Umbilical cord and what should I do?Previous Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been received.
Help Needed: How to correct the and.
Doctor's answer:
Incorrect fetal position can be corrected by doing exercises, which may help in adjusting the position. Wishing you a happy pregnancy. Advice: The knee-chest position is the best method for correcting an incorrect fetal position. Method: First, empty your bladder and loosen your belt. On a hard bed, assume a prone position with your knees on the bed and your buttocks raised. Keep your thighs perpendicular to the bed and try to bring your chest as close to the bed as possible. This position allows the fetal buttocks to move out of the pelvic cavity. With the change in the baby's center of gravity, the curve formed by the fetal head and back slides along the curve of the uterine bottom, completing the correction of the fetal position. Due to the umbilical cord, pay attention to fetal movement and let nature take its course. You can elevate your buttocks. Wait until the 32-week ultrasound check. If the baby turns, it's fine. If not, if the fetus weighs less than 3500g, has a normal pelvis, normal amniotic fluid, and a good fetal heart rate, you can still attempt a vaginal delivery.