How long does it take to give birth after lower back pain after spotting?

For female friends who are entering the delivery period, if they experience spotting during pregnancy and accompanied by abdominal pain, it is very likely that they are about to start giving birth. However, there are often some women who, despite the appearance of these signs of labor, then just "wait and see". So, how long will it take to get pregnant if you experience spotting and lower back pain during pregnancy?

If a pregnant woman has entered the delivery period and has pregnancy spotting, most of the time the uterus will start contracting within 48 hours. These uterine contractions will gradually increase and last longer, and then you will enter the first stage of labor. When the uterus contracts every 4 to 5 minutes, it will slowly enter the first stage of labor.

However, there are some pregnant women who experience spotting during pregnancy, but then disappear without any labor contractions or rupture of amniotic fluid. It is also possible that the signs of delivery will not appear until 2 to 3 days after the onset of bleeding, and there are also very few pregnant women who do not show any signs of delivery even after a week of bleeding.

However, if a woman has spotting during pregnancy, she needs to go to the hospital for a pregnancy check-up in time. The doctor will make a comprehensive assessment of whether delivery is imminent based on the details of the delivery period, such as the position of the fetal head in the pelvis, the maturity of the cervix, the dilation of the cervical opening, etc., and will arrange delivery or further observation based on the examination results. Therefore, you must follow the doctor's instructions after the onset of bleeding and pain during pregnancy to avoid unexpected delivery events.