How long will it take to give birth if the fingers are eight apart?

When a pregnant woman is about to give birth, if it is a natural birth, the bone sutures need to be opened, and this is also a very painful process. Generally, the sutures need to be opened to ten fingers, but the pain will increase as time goes by. So, if it is eight fingers open, how long will it take to give birth? In fact, the situation of each pregnant woman is different. Even if the cervix is ​​dilated to eight fingers, some may take a long time to give birth. But generally speaking, after the cervix is ​​dilated to eight fingers, the baby will be born smoothly within about two hours.

After the cervix is ​​dilated to eight o'clock, it usually takes one to two hours to give birth smoothly. The individual's physical condition and the specific situation of the fetus are different, and different times are required for delivery. If the cervix dilates quickly, it will soon dilate to ten fingers when it dilates to 8 fingers, and enter the normal labor process. When the fetus is in a relatively correct position and normal delivery is possible, the baby will be born quickly. The fetus's descending ability is not good, and if the pregnant woman does not exert force correctly, it will affect the time of delivery and the delivery will be slower.

How to speed up labor after one finger dilation

Walking around helps the cervix open. The following matters need to be paid attention to during childbirth:

During the first stage of labor, the mother does not need special care and should relax. When the contractions are not severe, she should talk to her family, eat something, and take a nap when she can. At this time, the main thing is to conserve your energy and face childbirth with the best spirit.

The second stage of labor, from the full dilation of the cervix (10 cm) to the birth of the baby, is the second phase of the whole childbirth process. Usually, it takes 1-2 hours for a first-time mother to have labor pains, and the labor pains will become more intense, from every 2-3 minutes to every one minute, and they will feel like they come in waves. At this time, you should cooperate with the waves of contractions and push downwards as if you were having a bowel movement. The mother does not need to worry too much, nor kick or scream. She should be careful not to contract her feet and not touch the disinfected parts of her body.

During the third stage of labor, as the fetus is delivered, the uterus will become smaller and harder due to contraction. After 5-30 minutes, the placenta will be detached and delivered. There is no severe pain at this time, and it can be completed smoothly with just a little force. There will be a small amount of bleeding when the placenta is delivered, but this is nothing to worry about.

If the delivery process is not smooth, the doctor may consider performing an episiotomy, etc., which will require suturing and disinfection, so the mother needs to be patient.

After the baby is born, the doctor will cut the umbilical cord and clean its body. Then place the baby naked under the mother's chest for early sucking.

The entire delivery process basically consumes most of the mother's physical strength, so she should go to sleep immediately after delivery and not be disturbed by excitement or family conversations. After 8-12 hours of sleep, your breasts will feel swollen and tender, and you can start breastfeeding your baby.