What are the signs before giving birth?

Being pregnant for ten months is extremely hard, all for the sake of having a healthy baby born one day. Therefore, the signs of childbirth are a concern for many family members. However, each woman's situation is different, and the circumstances of childbirth are different, and must be judged based on certain signs. So, what are the signs before giving birth? Let’s take a closer look below.

Seeing blood.

If you see spotting, it means that the baby is mature and ready to meet you. Seeing spotting does not mean birth will occur immediately. If the amniotic fluid has not broken, birth will usually occur one or two days after seeing spotting. So after seeing spotting, check whether your delivery bag is complete and prepare to be admitted to the hospital for surgery.

Water breaks.

The rupture of water mentioned here refers to the breaking of amniotic fluid. Generally, a baby will be born within 24 hours after the amniotic fluid breaks. If your water breaks, you need to be admitted to the hospital immediately. If you find that your water has broken, don't panic. Lie down flat and ask your family to take you to the hospital.

Regular labor pains.

If you find that you are starting to have regular contractions, this is also a sign that you are about to give birth. The so-called regular contractions are pains every few minutes, and then pains every other minute. After a while, the intervals between contractions gradually shorten. When the pains occur every five minutes, go to the hospital immediately.

If you have any of the above signs, go to the hospital immediately, relax, the baby will not be born immediately, don't panic, calm down, and bring all the things for adults and children.

The above is an introduction to the signs before childbirth. I hope it will be helpful for everyone’s understanding. The time of childbirth is not fixed. Premature or late birth may occur. We must be aware of these signs of childbirth. Once we find one or more of these situations, we must pay attention to them to avoid accidents.