36 weeks of pregnancy, lower abdomen pain

Pregnancy is the greatest joy of a family. It is generally said that pregnancy lasts ten months. After a long wait, with all kinds of preparations, prenatal checkups, buying baby toys and baby products, the baby is finally born. At 36 weeks of pregnancy, expectant mothers will feel a dull pain in their lower abdomen. Many expectant mothers, due to lack of experience, think they are about to give birth. In fact, this is just false labor, so don't be too nervous, everything will take care of itself.

First pregnancy 36 weeks dull pain.

Consider false labor. Generally, during the last three months of pregnancy, the uterus experiences intermittent contractions, which are called false labor. These contractions can sometimes become so strong that you might mistakenly think you're going into labor. However, true labor contractions occur in a regular pattern, gradually increase in strength, and become more frequent, so you have to learn to distinguish them. Frequent, irregular uterine contractions, known as false labor. Its characteristics are that the time of occurrence is irregular and the degree varies from time to time. There will be some signs before giving birth. The fetus is considered full-term after the 37th week of pregnancy. One or two weeks after this period, some signs will appear, such as a heavy belly, frequent urination, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and water breaking, which means that the woman may be about to enter the delivery period.

My belly is falling at 36 weeks of pregnancy.

Pregnant women should not be nervous, just relax and observe. At the same time, strengthen prenatal examinations, wait for the signs of labor to appear, and prepare in advance to welcome the arrival of the baby. Before delivery, false labor will become more and more frequent due to the traction stimulation of the lower uterine segment caused by the descending fetal head. Although physiological abdominal pain does not require treatment, pathological factors must be ruled out. If you just feel a little abdominal pain and have no other symptoms, don't worry. Pay more attention to bed rest. Lying on the left side can help improve blood supply and oxygen supply to the fetus.

The third sign before giving birth.

In the one to two weeks before delivery, the baby's head enters the pelvis first and the bottom of the uterus drops, so the pregnant woman will feel more comfortable in the upper abdomen than before, breathe easier, and eat more. As the baby's head descends, it will compress organs such as the pelvis and bladder, so pregnant women will have symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and swelling, frequent urination, and back pain. One to two days before delivery, a sticky fluid mixed with blood will flow out of the pregnant woman's vagina, commonly known as "seeing blood". This situation occurs when the lower part of the uterus and the cervix expand, and the fetal membrane on the uterine wall falls off. The capillaries also rupture and bleed, forming bloody mucus together with the viscous fluid in the cervix. This is a more reliable sign before delivery.