How to stimulate uterine contractions

Uterine contractions are a physiological phenomenon that every pregnant woman will experience. Generally, they will gradually appear when the woman is five or six months pregnant. However, when the due date is reached, the contractions will become more obvious. When the uterine contractions reach a certain frequency, it means that the baby is about to be born. At this time, you should go to the hospital in time to prepare for delivery. However, for some women, uterine contractions are still not very obvious after the due date, so how should they stimulate uterine contractions?

How to stimulate uterine contractions in full-term pregnant women

1. Do appropriate exercise and apply a hot towel to your breasts every night to stimulate uterine contractions. Drinking some honey water before delivery can help shorten the delivery process. You can eat in between contractions during delivery to replenish your energy. Chocolate is a good choice.

2. Pregnant women who are already full-term should go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital in time to prepare for delivery, and do not take any methods that have not been clinically proven to promote uterine contractions. In order to avoid accidents.

3. It is best not to proceed blindly. Drugs to induce labor can only be used after examination by a doctor, and observation can be continued for a few days. Actual delivery may occur within 2 weeks before or after the expected date of delivery.

What factors can cause uterine contractions?

1. If you are over 35 years old or have uterine infection or extrauterine infection, such as urinary tract infection, it will cause uterine contractions. You should pay attention to it during pregnancy. Premature uterine contractions are not good for the baby.

2. Carrying heavy objects or moving items may cause abdominal compression and uterine congestion and trauma, such as abdominal impact or falling, which may cause injuries to the pregnant woman's abdomen. This will cause uterine contractions.

3. If the body is suddenly exposed to cold water, the temperature will change suddenly, which will reduce the blood flow through the body, and cause some stimulation to the uterine environment that requires warmth, thereby causing contraction.

Pregnant women should try to avoid premature uterine contractions, but if there are no uterine contractions or the contractions are not strong at full term, it is not recommended to use unscientific methods to deal with the contractions. The best way is to go to the hospital and listen to the doctor's methods to promote uterine contractions. How do full-term pregnant women stimulate uterine contractions? Do not blindly use some methods to promote uterine contractions.