How to keep the fetus full term in late pregnancy

Nowadays, many people have developed the mentality of late marriage and late childbearing due to various factors. However, this mentality can easily lead to a decline in the quality of male sperm, because as men age, the number of sperm will gradually decrease. Therefore, if a woman becomes pregnant under this circumstance, she will cherish the opportunity very much and actively protect the fetus. So how to protect the fetus to full term in the late pregnancy?

First, how to keep the fetus full-term in the late pregnancy? First of all, you should try to relax yourself. The size of your emotional fluctuations directly affects the fetus in the belly. If you are emotionally excited, it will accelerate the symptoms of premature birth. Generally speaking, patients with threatened premature labor who have not experienced tissue expulsion can receive treatment to preserve the pregnancy. Generally, doctors will prescribe some drugs to protect the fetus to help pregnant women. During the process of preserving the pregnancy, you can be hospitalized for treatment, or you can be admitted to the hospital for preserving the pregnancy according to the doctor's requirements. When protecting the fetus, you must pay attention to indoor hygiene, good ventilation and quietness.

Second, what are the signs of premature birth? Vaginal abnormalities, increased vaginal discharge, or a change in the nature of discharge. A change in nature means that the discharge becomes watery, mucous, or bloody (even if it is only pink or lightly stained). Seeing spot or bleeding. When seeing spot or bleeding occurs, I believe many pregnant mothers know that it is a symptom before delivery. Spotting is the sticky bloody secretion produced when the cervix softens and thins. It is pink or dark red in color. If the amount of bleeding is small, there is no need to be hospitalized and just continue to observe. According to statistics, contractions will begin within one week after spotting.

How to keep the fetus full-term in the late pregnancy? Generally speaking, in the late pregnancy, the fetus gradually develops and matures, but it is also the most unstable period, and premature birth may occur at any time and anywhere. Therefore, after entering the late stage of pregnancy, pregnant mothers should pay more attention, try to avoid strenuous exercise, and avoid extreme joy and sorrow in order to prevent premature birth.