How many fingers do you need to dilate to give birth?

Most female friends have a vague concept of childbirth, so they are completely unaware when they are about to give birth. In fact, when you feel that your vaginal discharge has increased, or you start to urinate frequently or have edema, you should go to the hospital to give birth, and you should also supplement your body with enough nutrients. Generally speaking, the cervix needs to be dilated to ten fingers before giving birth, otherwise the baby will not be born at all.

Increased leucorrhea

Pregnant women will feel that their vaginal discharge increases compared to before pregnancy. This is not abnormal. It is the result of increased estrogen. There is no need to worry about it. If the amount of vaginal discharge increases, you should pay more attention to the hygiene of the vulva.

Constipation and frequent urination

Most pregnant women may experience constipation and frequent urination. This is mainly caused by the enlarged uterus pressing on the nearby rectum and bladder. Generally, through dietary adjustment, certain effects will be achieved.

Edema

Swelling of the feet may occur in late pregnancy, but if the swelling is severe and extends above the knees, you should see a doctor.

·Vomit

Vomiting in early pregnancy is called morning sickness.

If you have severe vomiting, you should see a doctor. If the vomiting is severe enough to affect the normal life of the pregnant woman, hospitalization is required. If the vomiting is more severe and causes adverse consequences, the pregnancy should be terminated.

·Dizziness

Dizziness is also a common problem among pregnant women. If you also have a pale complexion and general fatigue, it may be caused by anemia. When symptoms of anemia appear, the cause of anemia should be found out. If it is caused by a lack of hematopoietic raw materials, the focus should be on dietary supplements and correcting it through a comprehensive and balanced diet.

Vaginal bleeding

If vaginal bleeding occurs during pregnancy, you should see a doctor immediately to find out the cause of the bleeding. Do not take it lightly.

·fever

High fever during pregnancy may be due to local or systemic infection, such as urinary tract infection or cold. You should seek medical attention promptly and do not use antipyretic drugs and antibiotics on your own. Some antipyretic drugs, such as large doses of aspirin and antibiotics (such as ciprofloxacin, metronidazole, etc.) can easily cause fetal malformations. Therefore, they must be taken under the guidance of a doctor during pregnancy.

·stomach ache

Abdominal pain during pregnancy is more complicated. After excluding the possibility of pregnancy complicated by internal and surgical diseases (such as pregnancy complicated by appendicitis, cholecystitis, etc.), if there is paroxysmal abdominal pain in the early and middle stages of pregnancy, consider threatened abortion, and in the late stages consider threatened premature labor. By 37 weeks, it may be labor.

Blurred vision

If you feel blurred vision, decreased vision or double images when looking at things, you should pay close attention to it, because this is one of the main symptoms of pregnancy-induced hypertension, chronic nephritis, hypertension and eclampsia. You must go to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately.