What happens when you are pregnant?

Full-term pregnancy is 40 weeks, in other words, the entire pregnancy period is 280 days. When approaching the due date, you should pay attention to reducing the amount of exercise, and try not to go out, and have family members accompany you. Generally, there is also a phenomenon of spotting during pregnancy, that is, a small amount of vaginal bleeding also occurs. There is also periodic abdominal pain, the intervals are getting shorter and shorter, and the intensity is getting heavier. At this time, you need to go to the hospital to give birth. You can't wait at home, as accidents are prone to happen. You may also have upper rupture of membranes and vaginal discharge. These are all precursors to impending delivery.

When the due date is approaching, pregnant women should pay attention to observation. There are usually some precursor symptoms to remind that delivery is imminent. The most common is the problem of spotting during pregnancy. There is also a small amount of bleeding in the vagina. This means that the fetus has entered the pelvis, and then there will be abdominal pain within 12 to 48 hours. It usually has a very obvious periodicity, and the pain is paroxysmal. The intervals will become shorter and shorter, and the duration of the pain itself will become longer and longer, which is usually said to be one after another. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for hospitalization and delivery in time. You cannot observe at home. It is very easy to cause risks. You need to be cared for by a doctor in time. The situation of fetal delivery and pregnant woman may occur at any time.

Before full-term delivery, there are usually signs of labor, which are as follows: 1. There are relatively periodic uterine contractions, accompanied by lower abdominal pain, which is considered to be a sign of impending delivery; 2. If there is pink, dark brown or bloody secretions in the female vagina during full-term pregnancy, it is a manifestation of pregnancy spotting, which is also a common clinical sign; 3. For some women, the baby's presenting part begins to enter the pelvis and the fundus of the uterus drops 1-2 weeks before delivery. Pregnant women will feel that the upper abdomen is relatively relaxed, which is a sign of labor.

When a woman is about to give birth, her uterus will contract. The contractions will change from irregular to regular at first, and will become more and more frequent. In addition, pink discharge may appear in the vagina. As the uterus contracts, pain in the waist and abdomen will occur. At this time, you should go to the hospital for delivery and observe the dilation of the cervix. Generally, if the cervix is ​​dilated to three fingers, you need to go to the hospital delivery room for delivery. As the labor progresses, the woman's waist and abdomen will significantly increase in length and the uterus will contract frequently. When the cervix is ​​full, the baby can be born.