How long will it take to give birth if the uterine contraction pressure is 30?

Friends in the late stages of pregnancy may discover a pattern: uterine contraction pressure is actually a signal of impending delivery. For example, before delivery, uterine contraction pressure can reach about 80%. If the uterine contraction pressure is about 50%, you also need to see how frequent the contractions are. If you feel that they are about the same, you should inform your doctor in time so that relevant examinations and preparations can be made.

How much uterine contraction pressure should be reached to give birth

Generally, when delivery is imminent, a fetal heart rate monitor will be used to monitor changes in uterine contractions, such as the interval between contractions, the intensity of contractions, and their duration.

The closer you get to delivery, the stronger the contractions will become. Before delivery, the contraction pressure can reach 80-90%, or even close to 100%, and the contractions will last longer and longer, up to nearly 1 minute. But if you really want to give birth, the frequency of uterine contractions should be regular. If they are not regular, you will not give birth even if the contractions reach 100.

For example, the contractions start out every 10 minutes with 20 seconds of pain, then become every 4-5 minutes with the pain lasting longer and longer to 50 seconds, which means the baby is about to be born.

How to eliminate uterine contraction anxiety during pregnancy

(1) Psychotherapy

Psychological therapy can relieve uterine contraction pain, establish a good nurse-patient relationship, and make the mother feel safe and trustful. Due to the implementation of family planning in our country, the society and family give great preferential treatment and care to the mother, which to some extent causes them to be overly cautious. Most first-time mothers lack knowledge about childbirth and are afraid of giving birth. Therefore, after a woman is admitted to the hospital for delivery, the words and actions of the midwife will directly affect the woman's psychology. This requires midwives to not only have excellent professional and technical skills, but also have good psychological quality, a kind attitude, gentle operation, active observation of the labor process, and patient answering questions.

(2) Eliminate the anxiety, tension and fear of the parturient

Factors such as anxiety, tension, and fear can make the mother more sensitive to pain and aggravate the pain. Tension is an important pathogenic factor clinically. The mother's mental tension can inhibit the cerebral cortex through the central nervous system, making uterine contractions weak and the cervix difficult to dilate, resulting in a prolonged labor process. Clinical observations show that 50% of pregnant women suffer from anxiety and 75% suffer from tension and fear. Therefore, we need to give more explanations at work, tell them the progress of labor and the condition of the fetus, and introduce common knowledge about childbirth.

(3) Distract attention, massage, and deep breathing

Use methods such as distraction, massage, and deep breathing to reduce labor pain. Encourage mothers with strong tolerance during labor; pay more attention to those with weak tolerance and high sensitivity to pain. When uterine contractions are too strong and too frequent, talk to the mother more to distract her attention from the pain, or touch her abdomen, massage her lumbar region, and ask her to take a deep breath during labor. At the same time, tell her to empty her bladder in time, eat a high-calorie diet, maintain her physical strength, so that she can be in high spirits and in high spirits to promote pain resistance.