Contractions every two to three minutes

Contractions every two or three minutes are a symptom of labor, indicating that the baby is about to be born. You need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital in time and prepare for delivery through the doctor's examination and your personal situation.

In the early stages, uterine contractions are generally irregular and their intensity varies. The belly may feel tight and hard at times, and the pain may last for 10 or 15 minutes, lasting about 30 seconds. Mothers should pay attention to getting more rest and always observe the dynamics of uterine contractions. When uterine contractions last every two or three minutes, or about 50 seconds each time, the expectant mother should pay close attention to whether there is bleeding in the vagina or water breaking. She needs to notify her family in time, prepare the items for delivery, and go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital in time with her family. The doctor will conduct a detailed examination of her personal physical condition and then prepare for delivery. During the period of waiting for delivery, you must follow the doctor's instructions to do breathing exercises, take deep breaths through the mouth and then relax your abdomen, which can relieve abdominal pain. At the same time, you should also relax your mind, not put too much mental pressure on yourself, and maintain your physical strength to avoid physical exhaustion during delivery.

After giving birth, a woman's body will be relatively weak. She should pay attention to getting more rest and eating more high-protein and nutritious foods to supplement the body's nutritional needs and improve the body's resistance.