What are the symptoms on the day of the second child's birth?

With the opening of the second-child policy in my country, many families have been preparing for the second child. The most concerning issue for mothers with the second child is how long it will take for the second child to be born after the baby enters the pelvis. There is actually no unified answer to this question, because the physical fitness of each woman is different. The birth time of the first child is generally two to three weeks after the baby enters the pelvis. So what are the symptoms of the second child being born on the day of birth?

First, what are the symptoms on the day of the second child's birth? The main signs of labor are regular uterine contractions, which are 4-5 minutes apart, lasting 50-60 seconds, with a certain intensity. The pregnant woman feels intermittent abdominal pain, the uterus becomes tight and hard, gradually worsens, and changes frequency. It is recommended to be fully prepared, maintain a good attitude and avoid being too nervous.

Second, the signs of labor are: spotting, regular uterine contractions and descent of the fetal head. Among them, seeing blood is a more reliable information, and the labor process will begin 24-48 hours after seeing blood. Now there is watery liquid flowing out and wetting the underwear, so you still need to pay attention to whether the amniotic membrane has ruptured. You must give birth within 24-48 hours of rupture of the amniotic membrane, otherwise it will cause uterine cavity infection, fetal lack of oxygen and suffocation and death.

Third, lower back pain and abdominal pain. Starting from the 8th month of pregnancy, pregnant women will find their abdomen tight and hardened whether they are standing, sitting or walking. This is a sign of uterine contraction, especially before delivery, which occurs every 2-3 minutes and lasts 30-40 seconds each time. Increased urge to defecate. In the later stages of pregnancy, the baby's head will move into the pelvis, which will cause pressure on the bladder and rectum, and the urge to urinate and defecate will increase.

What are the symptoms on the day of the second birth? The fundus of the uterus is lowered. 15 days before delivery, the uterus will descend. At this time, the frequency of fetal movements will decrease, but you will experience back pain, leg pain, abdominal distension, and increased endocrine secretions, which means that the fetal head has entered the pelvis. Vaginal bleeding. The day before delivery, the uterus will discharge a bloody discharge, which is called "bloody show." The amount is generally less than that of normal menstruation. If it exceeds, it is abnormal and you should seek medical attention in time to avoid affecting your and your baby's health. The amniotic membrane breaks. Before delivery, the uterus will continue to contract, increasing the pressure in the body, causing the amniotic membrane to rupture and the amniotic fluid to flow out, which is called "water breaking." After the water breaks, pregnant women should not stand or sit up, but lie flat to prevent the umbilical cord from falling out.