I have abdominal pain when I walk when my due date is approaching.

When a mother is pregnant, the doctor will help her calculate an expected delivery date based on the duration of pregnancy. This time is not an exact time, because each baby develops differently, so the specific "delivery time" is different. What the doctor says is only an approximate range.

In fact, the fetus will send out some signals when it is "starting", and these signals will be reflected in the body of the pregnant mother. If the pregnant mother can pay attention to the changes in her own body and check the fetal signals in time, she can predict the "starting" time of the fetus and prepare in advance.

When the due date is approaching, if the pregnant mother's body has these 5 data signals, the fetus may be "started" within 2 weeks

1) Abdominal reduction

When the fetus enters the pelvic period, pregnant women will obviously feel that their abdomen has a tendency to shrink. We don't need to worry too much. This is a normal phenomenon, indicating that our baby has come to the entrance and exit, so the abdomen will shrink downwards.

At this time, the pregnant mother allows her body to relax and replenish some energy to make adequate preparations for a smooth delivery of the fetus.

2) The abdomen falls down

As the time of delivery approaches, the pregnant woman's abdomen will feel a downward drop in feeling, and some pregnant women will also experience pain. In fact, it is a manifestation of pelvic floor. Therefore, in the late pregnancy, many pregnant women subconsciously hold their abdomens with both hands when walking. This is to give the abdomen a support and relieve the discomfort of the body.

3) Uterine contractions occur

When uterine contractions occur, it means that the female fetus is about to "start". However, uterine contractions are divided into false contractions and true contractions. Compared with true contractions, false contractions are usually not so obvious, last shorter, or sometimes even nonexistent, so pregnant women can usually bear it.

But when it comes to real uterine contractions, many pregnant women find that they are unbearable, long-lasting and intense, which is a sign that the fetus is about to be born.

4) Frequent urination, urgency and constipation

When the fetus enters the pelvis, the pressure of the baby's head on the woman's pelvis will also affect the bladder and duodenum, so once the woman has urine, she will urinate and pee more frequently.

Sometimes, with a slight stimulation or even a sneeze, urine leakage will occur. This is actually a normal phenomenon in the pelvis, so there is no need to worry or be upset.

5) The human body releases stress

For pregnant women, after the baby enters the pelvis, their bodies are actually more relaxed than during pregnancy. This is because as the fetus moves down the floodplain, a portion of the smaller size will be relocated to the bladder and duodenum.

However, the pressure on the pregnant mother's abdomen and stomach will be greatly reduced, so the pregnant mother's body will be slightly relieved, and after the liver and stomach are comfortable, her appetite will increase.