Three postures for giving birth
1. Lying on your back
Method: The mother lies flat on the bed with her legs spread and raised. This is the most common delivery position at present.
The tilt height of the bed head can be adjusted according to the mother's needs.
In the history of obstetrics, supine delivery has not been the dominant position. Although this posture can help fetus Changing the fetal position facilitates delivery, but it cannot make full use of gravity, making the mother's vulva prone to tears.
Advantages: It is convenient for obstetrical treatment (such as vacuum suction) and newborn treatment, and is suitable for the needs of medical personnel.
shortcoming:
1. Increased when lying on one’s back Uterus It will compress the veins and reduce the amount of blood flowing back to the heart, which may cause fetal distress and Postpartum Increased bleeding.
2. Supine delivery limits the plasticity of the pelvis and narrows the birth canal, increasing the chance of dystocia.
3. The fetal gravity loses its original effect, resulting in prolonged labor and easy maternal fatigue.
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