Introduction Before you know it, the due date is approaching! Many expectant mothers are looking forward to this but at a loss, and many others have worries of one kind or another. In order to avoid being overwhelmed by time, let us answer the following questions while imitating the state of labor, and at the same time master the correct knowledge.
1. Worry about water breaking after labor month. Is it necessary to always wear sanitary napkins?
There is no need to do this. But in order to prevent the water from breaking suddenly, it is better to keep it by your side. In other words, it’s best to take it with you when you go out so you don’t panic.
2. Should I go to the hospital immediately after my water breaks? Can I go to the toilet?
You can give birth at any time after your water breaks, so go to the hospital promptly. But there\’s no need to rush. You can change into clean clothes. If fluid comes out when you move a little, cover it with a sanitary napkin or a clean towel. Generally speaking, there is no problem with urination. However, the feeling of needing to defecate may be a sign of labor, and you should go to the hospital immediately.
3. If you see redness and swelling, you want to go to the hospital immediately, but there is no one at home to accompany you. What should you do?
Now is the time to leave immediately, even if it is best for you to be alone. If you wait patiently for your husband or family, it will be very dangerous once labor begins. Therefore, after entering the expected period of labor, be prepared to deal with sudden labor pains, such as placing the taxi company\’s or neighbor\’s mobile phone next to the mobile phone.
4. Can you not drink more water when you feel pain?
During labor, you will sweat more than usual, and the way you breathe can also make your mouth prone to dryness. There is no need to hold in your thirst if you feel thirsty. You can drink some water while waiting for labor.
5. My labor pains have started and I suddenly want to go to the toilet. What should I do?
When you feel pain and want to go to the toilet, be sure to say hello to your doctor first. Because the feeling of wanting to go into labor is very similar to the feeling of wanting to poop. If your doctor checks and finds that your cervix has begun to dilate, they won\’t let you go to the bathroom.