What should I do if I see blood at 38 weeks of pregnancy?

Some pregnant women have abnormal physical problems during pregnancy, so patients need to pay attention to timely treatment to avoid danger to the body of pregnant women due to health problems. In particular, pregnant women need to pay attention to timely treatment to ensure their health. So what should I do if I see blood at 38 weeks of pregnancy? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

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. It is recommended that you be hospitalized for delivery after pre-examination.

1. Exercise moderately: You can do exercises for pregnant women. It is best to arrange exercises in the morning and evening. It is generally not advisable to eat before doing exercises, and it is best to do them on an empty stomach. Wait 30 minutes after your workout to eat. If you feel hungry, eat a light meal about an hour before exercising. It is advisable to go barefoot and wear loose clothes when doing exercises, and you can also play some relaxing music.

2. Dietary considerations: Maintain regular bowel habits and do not exert excessive force during bowel movements. Drink more water and eat more fiber foods. Do light exercise every morning and evening, such as walking, gymnastics, etc. Avoid spicy and dry foods. Moreover, persistent constipation during pregnancy can easily cause hemorrhoids; in addition, the enlarged uterus during pregnancy will compress the anus, hinder blood circulation, cause blood stasis and cause hemorrhoids. To avoid hemorrhoids, you must first prevent constipation.

3. Regular prenatal check-ups: Check on time for prenatal check-ups. Before 7 months of pregnancy, check once a month; after 7 months, check once every 2-3 weeks; as the due date approaches, check once a week to understand whether the fetal position is normal, whether there are any pregnancy complications, etc., so as to detect and correct them early and avoid unexpected dystocia.

4. Have appropriate sexual life: During the 4th to 6th month of pregnancy, although sexual life is not strictly restricted, it should be moderate. Since your pregnancy reaction has passed at this time, your mood begins to become comfortable. The secretions of the sexual organs also increase, and this is a period of high sexual desire, so you can have an appropriate sexual life. However, you need to be moderate and pay attention to the position and time of sexual intercourse to avoid affecting the fetus.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the patient has the above problems, the pregnant woman needs to pay attention to take the above methods in time to ensure the health of the body and avoid the situation where the above problems affect the health of the pregnant woman. Finally, I wish the pregnant woman a speedy recovery and a smooth delivery.