Does the fetus feel uncomfortable during false labor?

After the fetus is full-term, pregnant women must prepare for delivery at any time. If uterine contractions occur at this time, you can wait for a while and go to the hospital for delivery as soon as the uterine contractions become regular. If uterine contractions occur in the second trimester or before the due date, they are latent uterine contractions and may be caused by excessive anxiety of the pregnant woman. So, if a pregnant woman has false labor, will the fetus feel uncomfortable?

1. Does the baby feel uncomfortable during false labor?

1. If the pregnant woman has excessive and frequent false labor, the fetus is prone to lack of oxygen, and the fetus will feel uncomfortable. Fetal intrauterine hypoxia is still very dangerous. If the pregnant woman cannot provide oxygen in time, the fetus may be deformed or may even suffer from cerebral palsy. Therefore, pregnant women who experience false labor need to adjust immediately to prevent uterine contractions from lasting too long.

2. If false labor occurs in the second trimester, you can go outside to relax and adjust your mood. Don't put too much pressure on yourself. In this way, the problem of uterine contraction can be alleviated quickly. Pregnant women need to pay attention to their diet and avoid eating spicy, fried, and some unhealthy foods.

2. The main manifestations of false labor

1. In the second half of pregnancy, as the enlarged uterus begins to descend and the lowered position of the fetal head increases the pressure on the pelvis, pregnant women often feel their abdomen falling and their backs bending. Starting from the 28th week of pregnancy, false labor contractions will often occur in the abdomen. If a pregnant woman stands or sits in the same posture for a long time, she will feel her abdomen stiffening from time to time. This is called false labor.

2. A few weeks before delivery, the uterine muscles are more sensitive, and irregular contractions may occur, lasting for a short time, with weak force, or only confined to the lower part of the uterus. It stops after several hours and cannot dilate the cervix, so it is not before delivery and is called false labor.

3. During labor, false labor will occur more and more frequently due to the expansion stimulation of the lower uterus caused by the descending fetal head.