What are the symptoms of true uterine contractions?

We all know that if a pregnant woman has pathological uterine contractions, her symptoms are generally relatively regular, and she often has some symptoms, such as abdominal pain. For some diseases, we can distinguish them according to fetal monitoring. So, how does fetal monitoring distinguish pathological uterine contractions? Please follow the editor to take a look at these things!

How does fetal monitoring distinguish pathological uterine contractions?

When expectant mothers are doing fetal heart monitoring, if only irregular uterine contractions occur, it is false uterine contractions, and this type of uterine contraction is a certain distance away from the actual delivery of the pregnant woman. In addition, there will be some irregular uterine contractions in the later stages of pregnancy, and the contractions will become more obvious as time goes by. At this time, expectant mothers must pay attention to rest and wait for the real uterine contractions to come. There is also a situation where the expectant mother has reached the delivery date, and there is an obvious feeling of uterine contraction during fetal heart rate monitoring, and it is relatively regular. At this time, the expectant mother needs to be fully prepared. Once the uterine contractions become more regular, delivery may occur within 24 hours. At this time, the pregnant mother should be hospitalized immediately and wait for delivery.

The authenticity of uterine contractions really affects mothers' emotions and experiences, so mothers must learn to distinguish between true contractions and false contractions. False labor contractions are generally irregular, last for a short time, are painless, and have weaker compressive strength. During true uterine contractions, the frequency of uterine contractions will be relatively high, each lasting 30 to 70 seconds, and the intensity will become stronger and stronger. False labor may stop when you walk or change your posture. If it is pathological uterine contraction, it will not stop no matter how you change your posture. If you find that you may be experiencing true labor, you must be hospitalized immediately.

Fetal heart rate monitoring is an important new item for regular maintenance of expectant mothers. If uterine contractions occur during fetal heart rate monitoring, pregnant mothers must distinguish whether they are true contractions. If it is false labor, pregnant mothers do not need to worry too much. If the feeling of uterine contractions becomes stronger and more regular during fetal heart rate monitoring, the pregnant mother must be hospitalized for examination immediately.