What is the cause of uterine contractions in 35 weeks of pregnancy?

A normal woman's pregnancy is mature after 40 weeks. Under normal circumstances, when a woman is 35 weeks pregnant, the fetus weighs about 2,500 grams and is about 50 centimeters long. The subcutaneous fat of the fetus gradually increases to regulate body temperature after birth. At this time, the fetus's hearing has matured. Talking to the fetus in a child's tone can bring the mother and child closer together and most of the fetuses can survive at this time. Because their development is basically mature. So what happens if a pregnant woman experiences uterine contractions at this time? Now let’s analyze it in detail.

Prenatal stress for pregnant women, especially those with their first child, is an uneasy period! The approaching birth can make you feel anxious and even a little nervous. Talk to your husband’s friends or your own mom! Maybe it can relieve the inner pressure a little.

Second premature rupture of membranes

If a large amount of fluid suddenly flows out of your vagina, like urine, it may be premature rupture of the membranes, which may cause infection, or umbilical cord prolapse may endanger the fetus. So, if this happens, you should lie down immediately and be taken to the hospital immediately by stretcher or ambulance.

If a woman has regular uterine contractions at 35 weeks of pregnancy, she should not be afraid. Normal delivery at this time can allow the fetus to survive. She should be sent to the hospital immediately and follow the doctor's instructions.

At this time, expectant mothers should maintain a good mood. If the contractions are occasional and not very serious, we generally don’t need to worry too much. We should maintain a good mood to welcome the arrival of our new life.