Pregnant woman sleeping crushes fetus to death

Babies should be taken special care of when they are young. Their bodies are very fragile and problems can arise if they are not careful. Their immunity is very low and a little bit of reason can lead to all kinds of problems in their bodies. Sometimes, it may even lead to their death. Pregnant women may also crush the fetus to death if they are not careful while sleeping. So how do you prevent pregnant women from crushing the fetus to death while sleeping?

As the fetus begins to develop rapidly, the baby's need for oxygen and blood begins to increase. If pregnant women sleep on their stomachs, this will press on the aorta, affecting the baby's need for oxygen and blood. Especially in the last three months of pregnancy, the baby grows bigger and moves more. Not only will the pregnant mother feel breathless, but the baby will also need more oxygen. If you are not careful, the baby will suffer from hypoxia. So pregnant women often need oxygen treatment in the later stages of pregnancy. Therefore, the sleeping position of pregnant women is very important in the later stages of pregnancy. Since the female uterine ligament is rotated to the right, sleeping on the left side will relax the uterine ligament, so that the baby will not be oppressed and it will also be beneficial to the recovery of the pregnant mother's uterus in the future.

There are only three sleeping positions for pregnant women: supine, left side, and right side. These are relatively comfortable for pregnant women, and the quality of sleep of the mother will be greatly reduced after pregnancy, so any position can be adopted in the early and middle pregnancy, but the left side position is indeed beneficial to the baby's development.

In the late pregnancy, the mother's belly gradually grows. Lying on your back will cause great pressure on the lower limbs, which has become a posture that seriously affects the mother's body. Therefore, try not to lie on your back.

  There are several disadvantages of lying on the right side for the mother and the fetus: 1. If you lie on the right side for a long time in the late pregnancy, the uterus will rotate to the right, which will put the uterine ligaments and mesentery in a tense state, affect the blood supply of the fetus, and cause chronic hypoxia of the fetus...

2. A right-rotated uterus will greatly increase the chances of the baby's fetal position being abnormal and the umbilical cord being wrapped around the neck.

During pregnancy, mothers should try to use pregnancy pillows, which will make them more comfortable and help them give birth.