How long will it take for the second baby to be born after it is half-entered into the pelvis?

Many families are now preparing for a second child, because with the current open policies, many couples want to have another child. For pregnant women who are pregnant with their second child, if the fetus is half-entered in the pelvis, there will be a slight feeling. After it is fully entered in the pelvis, the abdomen will feel tightness. If you want to know whether the fetus is fully entered in the pelvis, you need to go to the hospital for a routine check-up.

How long does it take to give birth to a second child when the fetus is halfway into the pelvis?

As for the question of how long it will take for the baby to be born after the fetus enters the pelvis, usually first-time mothers will give birth 2 to 3 weeks after the baby enters the pelvis, while for mothers who have given birth before, the secretion usually starts immediately after the baby enters the pelvis. Therefore, before the baby is born, pelvic engagement is an indispensable stage. The head enters the pelvic cavity through the mother's pelvic entrance. This is a necessary prerequisite for delivery, otherwise it will affect delivery.

However, whether the fetus has entered the pelvis can only be determined after examination in a regular hospital. Generally, when the fetus enters the pelvis, most pregnant mothers will feel a tightening and heavy pain in their abdomen, and can feel that the baby in their belly is falling down.

But in fact, this phenomenon is not a real symptom before delivery. The main difference is that the contractions are very short, often less than half a minute; the other is that the contractions are irregular and weak. Therefore, it is often called "false labor".

However, since everyone's physique is different, the time of birth after the baby enters the pelvis is not fixed for each pregnant mother, and the time of entry into the pelvis is also different. For some people, the baby will enter the pelvis around 32 weeks, while for some others, even if the baby enters the pelvis early, the baby still wants to enjoy the feeling in the mother's belly for a few more days before coming out, so this is all uncertain. Therefore, engagement of the baby into the pelvis is just to show that the baby's fetal position and head shape match the pelvis.

How long does it take for the second baby to be born after it enters the pelvis?

The specific time when the fetus enters the pelvis varies from person to person. If it enters the pelvis early, it is completed at 34 weeks, while if it enters the pelvis late, it will enter the pelvis before delivery. Most second babies fall into the latter category, and entering the pelvis is a sign of fetal delivery. So when is the slowest time for the second baby to be born after it enters the pelvis?

Engagement refers to the fetal head entering the pelvic cavity through the mother's pelvis, which is a prerequisite for delivery. For mothers of two children, if the fetus enters the pelvis, it is likely the beginning of labor.

In addition, pregnant mothers should also understand the symptoms of the fetus entering the pelvis in advance and always understand the development of the fetus. Usually, after the fetus enters the pelvis, the pregnant mother will feel that she can't hold her urine, her stomach is falling, and she has abdominal pain.

Due to the large differences in physical constitution among pregnant women, the time of pelvic entry can be early or late. As a mother who is expecting her second child, in order to determine whether the fetus has entered the pelvis, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. If delivery is imminent with regular uterine contractions, spotting, premature rupture of membranes, etc., it means delivery has already begun.