How many weeks does the second baby enter the pelvis?

When giving birth to a second child, if the first child was born naturally, the second child can also be born naturally. However, if the first child was born by caesarean section, the second child must be born at least three years later, which will be safer for the pregnant woman. When the pregnancy reaches the last month, you should pay attention to the fetus entering the pelvis, but how many weeks does it take for the second baby to enter the pelvis? Regardless of whether you are expecting a second baby or not, the time for the baby to enter the pelvis will generally begin two weeks before the expected date of delivery, so you should pay special attention from this time on.

How many weeks does it take for the second baby to enter the pelvis?

Many expectant mothers will learn some knowledge about pregnancy, especially about the question of how many weeks it will take for the second child to enter the pelvis. In fact, the situation of each expectant mother during pregnancy is different. Generally speaking, the fetus enters the pelvis when the expectant mother is 36 weeks pregnant. However, this also needs to be viewed based on individual circumstances. Everyone's physique is different. If the expectant mother feels her belly bloating, tightening and falling, it means that the fetus may have entered the placenta. Generally, the fetus will start to move in about two weeks.

However, this does not completely represent the phenomenon of the fetus entering the pelvis. It is usually invisible, so expectant mothers can go to the hospital for a check-up. This is also a quick and accurate way to know whether the baby has entered the pelvis.

For first-time mothers and normal mothers, the fetus usually enters the pelvis two weeks before birth. But don't worry, whether the baby enters the pelvis or not does not affect the normal delivery of the expectant mother. Because many babies enter the pelvis when they are almost born. This is especially true for expectant mothers who are expecting their second child. After the fetus enters the pelvis, the fetal head will press against the expectant mother's lower body, making it extremely uncomfortable to walk. So expectant mothers can pay attention to this situation.

According to the above statement, the baby of a second-time expectant mother usually enters the pelvis in the late pregnancy, and it is very likely that it is time to give birth. Therefore, expectant mothers must be prepared for delivery.

Age at second pregnancy

As women age, their ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and cervix, the organs that perform reproductive functions, will age with age without any delay. Just like a machine exposed to the air, it will wear, rust or break down with the frequency and time of use. However, some unhealthy lifestyles (smoking, drinking, staying up late, excessive weight loss, etc.), some harmful factors (drugs, radiation, harmful gases, pollution, surgical injuries, etc.) and some harmful behaviors (too many abortions) will aggravate the damage to their functions and accelerate their aging, especially the ovaries.

A woman's ovaries are like a warehouse that stores a large number of eggs. When a girl is still in the fetus, the reserve of egg cells in the ovaries is already determined, and the eggs age with the passage of time; when a woman is 40 years old, the eggs in the ovaries are also 40 years old, and they silently accompany you through the torture of various diseases and the damage of various harmful substances. And eggs cannot be regenerated.

In addition, as women age, the joints of the birth canal, perineum, and pelvis become harder and less likely to expand, and the contraction force of the uterus and the stretch force of the vagina are also weaker. Therefore, for every woman, age is a very important factor, which directly affects whether she can become pregnant and give birth to a healthy baby. It also directly affects the doctor's decision-making on treatment ideas and the effectiveness of the treatment.