1. Physiological changes before labor
Before a pregnant woman is about to give birth, her body will undergo a series of physiological changes. Begins to shrink in preparation for the arrival of new life. At this time, pregnant women may feel abdominal discomfort, labor pains and other symptoms, which are normal prepartum symptoms.
2. Mood swings
As delivery approaches, pregnant women’s emotions will fluctuate. Due to physical and psychological changes, pregnant women may feel nervous, anxious, fearful and other emotions. At this time, family members should provide care and support to help her through this stage.
3. Labor pain
As uterine contractions become stronger and more frequent, pregnant women may feel labor pains. Pregnant women giving birth for the first time often don’t know how to deal with labor pains. It is recommended to learn about childbirth in advance and perform it under the guidance of a doctor or midwife.
4. Amniotic fluid rupture
When the placenta is fully mature, the amniotic fluid will naturally rupture. At this time, the pregnant woman may feel a stream of fluid flowing out of the lower body, accompanied by abdominal contractions and labor pains. If delivery has not occurred within 12 hours after the amniotic fluid breaks, it is recommended to seek medical advice.
5. Fetal descent
Before labor, the fetus will descend to the pelvic floor in preparation for birth. At this time, pregnant women may feel uncomfortable symptoms such as backache and frequent urination. It is recommended to rest more and maintain good posture.
6. Opening of the cervix
As uterine contractions become stronger and more frequent, the cervix will gradually expand. When the cervix is dilated to 10 centimeters, the pregnant woman can begin labor. At this time, it is recommended to seek medical treatment and give birth under the guidance of a doctor or midwife.
Pregnant women\’s symptoms before giving birth are normal physiological phenomena, and adequate preparations should be made before delivery. Family members should provide care and support to help pregnant women get through this stage. At the same time, pregnant women also need to learn childbirth knowledge in advance and perform childbirth under the guidance of a doctor or midwife. Only in this way can we successfully welcome the arrival of new life.
