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A client who has been in prolonged labor reports extreme back pain. she asks different fetal positions can cause prolonged labor and back pain her back hurts so much.
The position of the baby is a common contributor to back labor. A baby's head may press against the mother's sacrum in positions like occiput posterior, where the infant is facing the mother's abdomen (the tailbone). As a result, labor can be quite uncomfortable.
During labor, pain might occur as your baby's head presses against your lower spine and tailbone. The occiput posterior posture is the correct term for this. The term "sunny side up" refers to the baby's face being upward when they are born, just like the yolks of sunny side up eggs.
Delivery may take longer or not proceed at all during the active phase if the baby is too big, the birth canal is too narrow, or the woman's pelvis is too small. Additionally, weak uterine contractions, an incorrectly positioned baby, and multiple pregnancy all have the potential to prolong labor.
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