Can Perilla cure uterine contractions?

Some pregnant mothers experience uterine contractions in the 20th or even 10th week of pregnancy. I believe all expectant mothers know that early uterine contractions are not a good sign. Normal uterine contractions should be a precursor to delivery. The frequency and intensity of uterine contractions increase in the later stages of pregnancy. Uterine contractions are the main force driving delivery and they last throughout the entire delivery process. Expectant mothers who experience premature uterine contractions should not take their physical condition lightly and should seek timely treatment. You may think that perilla stems are very effective in treating uterine contractions, but this is not the case.

Experts say that there is no scientific basis for using basil stems to treat uterine contractions. If there are symptoms of uterine contractions during pregnancy, such conditions require active treatment to avoid adverse effects. Expectant mothers can rest in bed to avoid stimulating the uterus. If the contractions are severe, you need to go to the hospital to preserve the fetus. Don't believe in the folk remedy of making soup with perilla stems. You can go to the obstetrics clinic for a check-up and take appropriate medication to preserve the fetus. Try not to take medication on your own to avoid danger.

Some mothers said that they had false labor at 27 weeks, 3-4 times a day, each lasting about 10 seconds. The frequency was not high, and she ignored it at first. Later, she read a post on the forum. In addition, she was older, and it was her second child (the first child did not have labor contractions so early), and she was very uncomfortable with each labor contraction, so she wanted to try this recipe. She cooked a bowl of it yesterday, drank half a bowl at 10:30 in the morning, and drank the other half bowl at 4:30 in the afternoon. She only had one contraction at 11 o'clock yesterday, and then there were 2 more that lasted about 5 seconds; she has not had any contractions since today. I personally think that the effect of perilla stems in treating uterine contractions in pregnant women varies from person to person. Some people will see results after drinking it, while others may experience side effects. Therefore, expectant mothers must listen to the doctor's advice and use medication accurately to treat the symptoms of uterine contractions.

When expectant mothers experience uterine contractions in advance, they should not be overly anxious and should maintain a good attitude. Expectant fathers should also take good care of their wives and go to a large hospital for examination in time. Do not use the folk remedy of basil stem soup to treat uterine contractions on the Internet casually, because this may be counterproductive. I hope my suggestions are useful to you. I hope all mothers will have a fat boy soon!