Does frequent false labor have an impact on the fetus?

If a pregnant woman has symptoms of latent uterine contractions, it is indeed very worrying. Some people worry that the uterus will become smaller and smaller, affecting the movement of the fetus and having a great impact on the growth and development of the fetus. Then parents need to pay great attention to the maintenance of the uterus, master the regulation of the endocrine system, and ensure the health of the fetus. What effects does false labor have on the fetus?

What are the effects of false labor on the fetus?

Generally speaking, false labor has no effect on the baby. It is just that the uterine muscles are more sensitive, which may cause irregular contractions. The tightness and falling feeling in the abdomen is also caused by the enlargement of the uterus beginning to decrease, which has no great effect on the baby.

However, mothers must not take chances at this time. If false labor occurs too frequently or pain occurs, you still need to pay attention, especially when you are about to give birth. You must always pay attention. Once you find any abnormalities, you need to go to the hospital for a physical examination, otherwise it will affect the baby.

When false labor starts: False labor usually occurs in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Some expectant mothers will experience false labor starting from the 28th week of pregnancy, while some will not experience false labor until after the 30th week of pregnancy. False labor is simply caused by the sensitivity of the uterine muscles and the relaxation of the uterus. It is a normal phenomenon that occurs as the pregnancy period progresses. Only real uterine contractions can be considered a sign of labor.

So how do you distinguish between false contractions and true contractions? In fact, it is not very difficult. False contractions are irregular and irregular, last for a short time, and are not easy to be painful; while true contractions are regular contractions, last for a long time, and will be accompanied by pain, which indicates that the baby is eager to come out.