Cord entanglement is a common complication during pregnancy. It occurs because of the excessive length of the cord, small fetus, excessive amniotic fluid and frequent fetal movement, and most of them are wrapped for 1-2 weeks. If the cord is long enough and loosely wrapped, it does not affect the fetus much and does not require special treatment; if the cord is too tightly wrapped or wrapped in multiple circles, it may affect the fetal blood supply and cause acute intrauterine distress and risk of perinatal hypoxia, asphyxia or even death, so prompt medical consultation is needed. Usually, the chance of cord entanglement is higher in the middle of pregnancy, followed by late pregnancy and less in early pregnancy. Because the fetus is smaller and the umbilical cord is shorter in early pregnancy, cord entrapment almost never occurs. In the middle of pregnancy, the umbilical cord is longer and the fetus is more active, so the cord is more likely to be wrapped around the neck. At this time, the fetus is not big enough and the fetus is often active, so even if the cord is wrapped around the neck, it may be untwisted at any time due to the fetus’ activity. At this time, pregnant women need to pay attention to fetal movement and regular pregnancy checkups. In late pregnancy, the fetus becomes fuller and the space in the uterus becomes smaller, so the fetal movement is limited. However, if the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck, it means that it is not easy to recover naturally. If the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck for two weeks, you should count the fetal movements closely and seek immediate medical attention if abnormal fetal movements occur. If the fetus is in good condition, continue to count the fetal movements and have regular checkups, and try to deliver vaginally if labor is imminent. In conclusion, if the cord is wrapped around the neck for two weeks, if it happens in the middle of pregnancy and the fetus is in good condition, we can observe the fetal movement and regular pregnancy check; if it happens in the late pregnancy, if the fetus is safe in the uterus, we can continue the labor check and expect natural delivery; otherwise, we need to choose cesarean section to terminate the pregnancy according to the fetal condition and prepare for neonatal emergency.