What are the symptoms before pregnancy?

As the due date approaches, a series of signs of labor will appear in pregnant women. Before delivery, the lowered fetal head position will compress the vulva, bladder, duodenum and other parts of the pregnant woman, which can easily cause the bladder capacity to decrease and cause frequent urination. The compression of the duodenum will cause a feeling of defecation, which will increase the normal regular stool volume. Before a pregnant woman gives birth, her water breaks or she experiences spotting during pregnancy. The water breaks because the lowered position of the fetal head causes the anterior amniotic sac to rupture, allowing the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman to be discharged.

The color of amniotic fluid is colorless and odorless. If the amniotic fluid discharged from a pregnant woman is light yellow, be careful to distinguish it from urine. After the amniotic fluid breaks, it is easy to cause uterine contractions to start. Spotting during pregnancy is a disease caused by rupture of capillaries due to the lowering of the fetal head position. Pathological uterine contractions will continue to occur before delivery. Pathological uterine contractions are relatively regular, the pain lasts longer and longer, the pain intervals become shorter and shorter, and are accompanied by the expansion of the internal os of the uterus, which is the clinical manifestation of the start of delivery.

There are generally no obvious symptoms before pregnancy. A small number of people experience breast pain and a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the embryo implants, but these symptoms usually last within a week and the bleeding will stop. Generally, early pregnancy symptoms will appear after six weeks of pregnancy. Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, constant sleepiness, loss of appetite, and a preference for spicy food. If you are ready to get pregnant, you need to relax after having sex after ovulation and wait for your menstrual period. If your menstrual period does not stop, the chance of pregnancy is high. You can buy a pregnancy test strip and take it home, or go to the hospital for a blood test.

The due date is approaching, and the symptoms before delivery are first intermittent hardening of the abdomen, which is false labor at the beginning. Gradually, the frequency, strength and intensity of the contractions gradually increase, and then there will be a very regular uterine contraction with pain for 3 to 5 minutes. Vaginal bleeding may occur about 24 hours to 48 hours before delivery, which is pregnancy spotting. Some people may also have uncontrolled vaginal discharge, which is amniotic fluid rupture. Some people may also have frequent urination, urgency or a constant urge to urinate.