Fetal transverse position does not usually lead to early labor. There is no link between fetal transverse position and the time of early onset of labor. Failure to treat fetal transverse position may result in prolapse of the umbilical cord, which may increase the risk of fetal death and uterine rupture. In addition, transverse fetal position may cause intrauterine asphyxia during labor. Early fetal launching is mostly considered to be caused by fetal anomalies, low amniotic fluid, aging placenta, and twin pregnancies. It is recommended that pregnant women should seek timely medical treatment if they are found to be in a transverse position during pregnancy, and the doctor will choose appropriate measures to treat the condition of the pregnant woman. In addition, for pregnant women whose fetus starts early, pregnant women need to go to the hospital in time to wait for delivery. In addition, pregnant women should go to the hospital for regular checkups during pregnancy, keep in a good mood, avoid overwork, and refrain from heavy physical labor.