Can I have a normal birth if I have pubic pain in late pregnancy?

After entering the late pregnancy, the uterus will put pressure on the pubic bone, causing pain. You can increase calcium supplements or massage the pubic area to relieve the pain. It will not affect normal delivery. Only malposition of the fetus, excessive fetal weight or physical illness of the pregnant woman will affect normal delivery and require a caesarean section. Pubic pain in the late pregnancy is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally, the pressure will decrease after delivery and the pain will gradually disappear.

As the fetus grows and develops, at the 37th week of pregnancy, which is the late stage of pregnancy, many pregnant women will experience unbearable pubic pain. In severe cases, they will not be able to turn over in their sleep, and their legs will be swollen and weak. This generally indicates that the fetus has matured and its head has begun to enter the pelvis. This is a very normal physiological phenomenon. There is no need to worry too much. Just pay more attention. This situation will not affect the pregnant woman's normal delivery.

At 37 weeks of pregnancy, which is the late stage of pregnancy, as the fetus develops and matures, the pregnant woman will experience many physiological changes, such as severe pubic pain, inability to walk, and inability to turn over. Will this situation affect the normal delivery of pregnant women? This is a problem that many pregnant women worry about. When choosing a delivery method, many pregnant women will choose natural delivery unless there are special circumstances. However, if they suddenly experience severe pubic pain in the late pregnancy, they will be psychologically worried that the pain will affect natural delivery. In fact, as the fetus matures, at thirty-seven weeks, the fetus is already preparing for its own birth. The head will first descend to the pelvis, and the descending of the fetal head will press on the pubic bone, so the pregnant woman will feel pain. This is normal and will not affect normal delivery.

So, if a pregnant woman experiences pubic pain at the 37th week of pregnancy, what should she pay attention to in terms of the delivery method? Generally speaking, unless the pregnant woman has severe excessive separation of the pubic symphysis, severe pain or a small pelvis, an elective cesarean section can be considered. For the rest, natural delivery is the main method. However, during the delivery process, special attention should be paid to the following points: First of all, before delivery, be sure to inform the medical staff of the condition of pubic symphysis separation. Secondly, you need to be especially careful about the delivery posture and avoid spreading your legs too wide during delivery. Another thing is to avoid some commonly used invasive delivery methods, such as forceps, because they often cause damage to the pubic symphysis.

In short, it is normal to experience severe pubic pain at the 37th week of pregnancy. This is caused by the compression of the pubic bone due to the fetal head entering the pelvis. This pain will not affect the normal delivery of pregnant women. However, there are still some things that need attention during delivery. Therefore, when a pregnant woman has pubic pain, she must inform the medical staff in advance during delivery to avoid unnecessary trouble.