Belly shape of a girl born at 37 weeks of pregnancy

At 37 weeks of pregnancy, women will clearly feel the presence of the baby in their belly. There will be a sense of weight around the abdomen and waist, which is the most intuitive feeling. They will also find that the shape of the belly has changed and become more obvious. However, if you want to determine the gender of the fetus in your belly by the shape of the belly, there is no medical basis for this, and there will be large errors.

A hard abdomen, false contractions, and painless contractions are caused by the uterus becoming more and more sensitive in the late stages of pregnancy, and some stimulation will cause contractions. This type of contraction is different from the contraction before labor, and will not cause premature delivery of the fetus, but expectant mothers should also pay attention to these false contractions.

measure:

1. Pay attention to rest, because the enlarged belly in the late pregnancy is already a burden for expectant mothers. If you are overworked, it may cause premature birth.

2. Never stimulate the uterus. Be careful when walking and don't let people or objects hit your stomach.

3. If you often have a hard abdomen in the late pregnancy, you can do fetal heart monitoring to observe whether there are irregular uterine contractions. If there are irregular uterine contractions, appropriate treatment should be given.

1. The anus involuntarily wants to exert force and feels like defecation

This is a very important sign for multiparous women. The clinical evaluation is based on the findings of comprehensive internal examination, the data displayed on the fetal monitor, and the subjective consciousness of the mother. Internal examination mainly assesses the degree of cervical dilation, the length and thickness of the cervix, the fetal position, the position of the fetal head (whether it has descended), and whether there is amniotic fluid rupture. The fetal monitor mainly records changes in fetal heartbeat and the frequency and pressure of uterine contractions. The subjective awareness of a multiparous woman is her tolerance to uterine contractions and her sense of urge to defecate. Because the cervix of a multiparous woman is normally slightly dilated, when contractions become obvious, the cervix will dilate rapidly. At this time, you should take a deep breath, do not exert force, and go to the hospital as soon as possible.

2. Spotting or bleeding

This is a bloody discharge of mucus caused by the thinning and softening of the cervix, which is pink or dark red in color. If the amount of blood is small, there is no need to be hospitalized and just continue to observe. According to statistics, labor pains will begin within a week after the first period. Many plots in TV dramas use this as an important warning for childbirth, and it seems that there is some basis for this.

3. The number of fetal movements increases or decreases by more than 50%

Fetal movement accompanies the mother throughout her pregnancy. How can we tell that this is a reflection of fetal movement before delivery? In the later stages of pregnancy, because the fetus grows rapidly and the amniotic fluid decreases, the space for the fetus to move is relatively reduced, so the fetal movement will also be significantly reduced. Studies show that it takes an average of 2.7 hours a day to feel 10 fetal movements. Therefore, some experts suggest that as long as you feel the fetal movement 10 times within 2 hours, you can relax. Or you can count for one hour at a fixed time every day. If the number of fetal movements is within the average value, you can rest assured.

4. The pressure on the upper abdomen is reduced

Because the fetal head has descended into the pelvic cavity, breathing feels smoother and eating discomfort has also improved. Most first-time mothers will feel this change between 36 and 38 weeks, at which time they can start to pay attention to the onset of bleeding, water breaking, or labor pains.