Physical reactions a few days before the birth of the second child

What are the signs that the second child is about to be born? Pregnant women will have relative signs before giving birth, reminding them that it is time to prepare for delivery. Many mothers of second children know what the signs are before giving birth, but are the signs different for mothers of second children? Let’s take a look at the signs that indicate the second child is about to be born.

What are the signs that the second child is about to be born?

Pregnant women will have certain signs before giving birth, which can remind them that it is time to prepare for delivery. Are the signs before delivery the same for pregnant women with one and two children? For those who are approaching the due date or are already anxious and looking forward to the birth of their second child, here are some signs that may appear before the birth of a second child.

The birth date is not a very precise thing. It is common for it to be a few days early or late. However, in the few days approaching the due date, pregnant mothers should pay more attention to the "signals" of labor. I believe pregnant mothers will remember clearly when their due date is. If many people can't remember the due date, they can ask the doctor for help and calculate it based on the time of early pregnancy symptoms, uterine size, fetal movement, etc.

3 signs of the second child's birth

1. Before or during uterine contractions, some red or dark red bloody secretions mixed with mucus may be discharged from the vagina. This is mainly caused by the rupture of capillaries as the cervix softens and loosens. Pregnant women generally do not bleed too much in the first few days of delivery, so there is no need to be hospitalized for delivery immediately; unless there is heavy vaginal bleeding, indicating other serious events, such as placenta previa, early fetal detachment, etc., you need to see a doctor immediately.

2. False labor. Symptoms of pregnant women a few days before delivery also include irregular uterine contractions and lower abdominal pain. The initial interval may be 20 minutes, and then become more and more irregular. Pregnant mothers can rely on walking and resting to relieve the pain. This type of pain does not cause the cervix to dilate, so it is called false labor, indicating that there is some time before the actual delivery.

3. Feel relaxed. A few days before delivery, the fetal head drops into the pelvis, and the pregnant mother will feel that breathing is more stable and it is easier to eat. However, the head position of the fetus may compress the bladder, causing frequent urination in pregnant women.