Is the 24-week rsa fetal position normal

RSA fetal position is usually normal at 24

weeks of pregnancy. At 24 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is still relatively small, and the amount of amniotic fluid in the uterus is relatively large, which provides a large space for the fetus to move. Therefore, the fetal position is not fixed at this time. RSA fetal position is normal at this stage and does not need special correction.

If the fetal position is still breech position after 28 weeks of pregnancy, and there is no sign of turning to head position on its own, it is necessary to take some measures under the guidance of a doctor to correct the fetal position, such as knee chest position. Pregnant women should pay attention to fetal movement. If abnormal fetal movement is found, medical examination should be taken in time to ensure the safety of the fetus.