How long will the triplet be born?

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If the biparietal diameter of the fetal head reaches below the pelvic entrance of the puerpera, the fetal head is proportional to the pelvis, which is called "fetal head into the pelvis". It indicates that vaginal delivery is possible, and the first step of delivery mechanism has been completed. Generally speaking, primipara in the first month of the expected delivery period, that is, 36 weeks of pregnancy when the fetal head into the basin. During pregnancy, the fetus is located above the pelvis; If the shape and size of the pelvis is abnormal, it will directly hinder the delivery of the fetus. Therefore, in prenatal examination, doctors will use a variety of measurement methods to identify the size of the pelvis, according to the size of the fetus, determine the appropriate mode of delivery. Let's share my experience with you.

How long will the triplet be born?

Because of the physiological structure of the female pelvis, the maximum diameter of the pelvic outlet is anteroposterior, and the fetal head needs to rotate again after entering the pelvis. In short, in order to adapt to the shape and size of the mother's birth canal, the fetus will take a series of spontaneous actions to cooperate with the mother's delivery!

Does early in the basin mean premature birth: early in the basin does not necessarily mean premature birth. Generally speaking, pregnant women in about 2 weeks before the due date of delivery into the basin, but there are also some people will enter the basin in advance, this is a normal phenomenon. Some will be born on the day they enter the basin, and some will be born in a month or two. Some people because of fetal small or fetal head into the basin earlier, do not appear diaphragm compression symptoms, which has nothing to do with premature delivery.

Generally speaking, the fetal position will not change after entering the basin, which lays a good foundation for smooth delivery. As the fetal head has entered the basin, pregnant women may have frequent micturition, constipation and cervical distension, which are normal. As the uterus increases and decreases, pressing the intestines and bladder, the fetal head will sometimes collide with the cervical orifice when entering the basin, so there will be frequent micturition, constipation and cervical distension, as long as there is no water break, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red, red Frequent contractions and other labor phenomena do not have to worry about. It is the most important to keep a happy mood, walk properly and keep your body in the best condition.

matters needing attention

Put the necessary items in the bag; Tell your family where to put the bag; Arrange things at home; Prepare the supplies for adults and babies at the time of admission and put them together; Confirm the best route to the hospital; When accompanied, report to the hospital immediately.