In the later stages of pregnancy, the position of the fetus will gradually stabilize. The position of the fetus is very important, and if the fetal position is not correct, it can affect production. Generally, pregnant women need to go to the hospital for regular check ups, during which doctors will inform them of the fetal position. However, most pregnant women are not familiar with professional terminology. So is the fetal head position at 29 weeks normal?
At 29 weeks, the fetal position and head position are normal, and this is the best position for delivery. The fetal head position means that the fetal head is facing downwards, at the entrance of the pelvis, the body is in a bent shape, and the spine is slightly forward. The entire fetal position is basically elliptical.
The causes of fetal malposition can be roughly divided into two categories, one is maternal reasons. Maternal causes include polyhydramnios or oligohydramnios, uterine malformations, or a relaxed abdominal wall in pregnant women. This situation can affect the daily activity space of the fetus, making it easy for the fetus to change its position. Another reason is due to fetal factors, such as multiple pregnancies, fetal macrosomia, or fetal malformations, which can cause fetal malposition.
The fetal position can affect the time of entry into the womb, which is related to the time of delivery. If the fetal position is relatively normal, the fetus entering the pelvic cavity will also be relatively normal. If it enters the pot relatively late, it is necessary to delay growth. If pregnant women want to enter the uterus smoothly, they can take more walks to stimulate uterine contractions.
