How long does it take to give birth to a second child with irregular uterine contractions

Nowadays, the country stipulates that people can have a second child, so many couples want a second child. Uterine contractions may also occur during pregnancy with a second child, and they usually occur in the late stages of pregnancy. False labor contractions are irregular, while true labor contractions are regular. So let’s find out how long it takes to give birth to the second child if there are irregular uterine contractions?

If the second child has irregular uterine contractions and there is no amniotic fluid rupture and no spotting, it will be difficult to give birth temporarily. After irregular uterine contractions appear, they gradually become regular, accompanied by symptoms. The intervals between uterine contractions also become more frequent, so it is possible to give birth in about 12 hours. If uterine contractions remain irregular and there are no other symptoms, then delivery is not necessary. Since this is just false labor, a common symptom in late pregnancy, pregnant women do not need to worry too much.

Every fetus reacts differently in the pregnant woman's belly because they grow and develop differently. Therefore, the irregular uterine contractions that pregnant women experience in the late pregnancy are false uterine contractions. When false uterine contractions come, pregnant women should lie down as much as possible, or sit up and take deep breaths to relax the body and alleviate uterine contractions. The duration of irregular uterine contractions is also different. Some are short and some last a little longer. Pregnant women do not need to worry too much, and do not touch their belly hard to avoid irritating the fetus in the belly.

Irregular uterine contractions during pregnancy are a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry too much. During the period of uterine contractions, pregnant women must pay more attention to rest and avoid overwork. If uterine contractions occur frequently and there is bleeding or rupture of amniotic fluid, you must go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid affecting your health.