Patient's question:
[Description of the condition: At this time, the baby's head should be fixed, but our baby's head is still always turning, and the limbs are also moving more frequently. Treatment history and effectiveness: The results of the hospital examination just today. What help do you want: Is this situation normal? Due date is August 24th]Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women before 30 weeks of gestation can often naturally turn into head position. If still in breech position after 30 weeks, correction should be performed, commonly using the knee-chest position for correction.Method: The pregnant woman should empty her bladder, loosen her belt, and assume the knee-chest position. Kneel, place both small legs flat on the bed, with thighs perpendicular to the bed surface. Slightly separate the legs, pressing the chest and knees firmly against the bed while leaving the abdomen suspended and the buttocks raised. Turn the head to one side, and bend both arms, placing them on both sides of the head with elbows flexed.
Perform this position twice daily for 15 minutes each time. After one week of continuous practice, follow up for a check.
This position allows the fetal buttocks to exit the pelvic cavity, utilizing the gravitational force of the fetus to guide the fetal head, which follows the curved surface formed by the fetal back against the uterine bottom, sliding into the head-down position.