Can a nuchal cord around the leg resolve on its own?

　　The condition of the umbilical cord wrapped around the fetal leg is generally mild and may resolve on its own. If the situation is severe, however, it may not resolve spontaneously. If you experience any discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.

　　During pregnancy, the fetus is relatively active within the uterus. If the umbilical cord is loosely wrapped around the neck or leg and only wrapped for a few loops, the cord may spontaneously unravel as the fetus moves. In such cases, the umbilical cord wrapping around the leg typically does not significantly affect the fetus and does not require special intervention.

　　If continuous monitoring and observation reveal that the umbilical cord wrapping around the fetal leg has not improved, or if there are signs such as decreased fetal movement or abnormal fetal heart rate monitoring, this may indicate a more severe case of umbilical cord wrapping, which may not resolve on its own. In such situations, the pregnant woman should seek timely medical care and follow the doctor's recommendations for further management and monitoring.

　　In daily life, pregnant women should maintain healthy lifestyle habits and avoid strenuous activities. Regular prenatal check-ups should also be conducted to monitor the health status of the fetus in a timely manner.