What kind of people are not suitable for natural childbirth? What factors affect it?

Most mothers want to have a natural birth. Babies born naturally are smarter and mothers recover faster, which is of great benefit to both mother and baby. So who is not suitable for a natural birth? What are the factors that affect a natural birth?

Under what circumstances is it not suitable for natural childbirth

Breech position: If the baby's buttocks are lower and in a sitting position, it is called "breech position". This position is not suitable for normal delivery and can easily cause dystocia.

Shoulder position: When the axial position of the fetus is transverse, the shoulders will be exposed first during normal delivery, which is called the "shoulder position". This kind of position cannot be delivered at all and it is easy to exhaust the fetus and cause intrauterine asphyxia.

Facial position: Some babies are head down, but their heads tend to be tilted back, so that during delivery, their faces are facing the cervical opening, with the presenting part being the face. This is called the "facial position."

Compound position: Pre-delivery examination shows that two parts of the fetus' body are exposed at the same time, such as a hand extending next to the fetal head and being born together with the head. This is called a "compound position."

What kind of people are not suitable for natural childbirth?

Older mothers have a higher chance of experiencing dangerous situations during natural childbirth.

The fetus is too large. The mother's pelvis and pelvis may not be able to withstand such a high degree of tension.

The mother's pelvis is narrow or deformed.

Some pregnant women with pregnancy-related illnesses.

Pregnant women who have experienced dangerous situations during natural childbirth are also not recommended to choose natural childbirth again.

What are the factors that affect normal delivery?

Birth canal. The birth canal is divided into bony birth canal and soft birth canal. The bony birth canal of 8-9cm is more conducive to normal delivery.

Fetus. The size, position and health of the fetus directly determine whether a normal birth can be achieved.

Labor force. It does not refer to the strength we usually talk about, but refers to the contraction ability of the uterus, abdominal muscles and levator ani muscles before and after delivery.

Mentality. Mentality issues need to be constantly emphasized. Fear, anxiety, irritability and other psychological factors during labor will delay the delivery time and cause many dangerous situations.