People often say that women are pregnant for 10 months, but the pregnancy cycle is about 40 weeks. Whenever it is close to giving birth, every pregnant woman is very nervous and excited, and eagerly looks forward to the birth of their child. So, for some pregnant women, what is the situation when they have not entered the womb at 39 weeks?
If there are no abnormalities in the fetus during the examination, there is no need to worry about it at 39 weeks. It may also be caused by the fetus being in a transverse or breech position. The usual pregnancy cycle is around 280 days, which is 40 weeks. Therefore, if the fetus has not yet entered the womb at 39 weeks, it is recommended that pregnant women do more exercise to promote childbirth.
Some pregnant women may experience premature birth, while others may experience longer delays. If all fetal examinations are normal and the pregnant woman's body is normal, there is no need to worry because the specific time of fetal birth is not fixed and depends on the pregnant woman's own situation.
Of course, the entry of the fetus into the womb is an important sign before delivery. After entering the womb, the pregnant woman will experience slight pain relief, which will gradually become frequent and severe. This is a precursor to imminent delivery. Pregnant women will undergo various examinations before delivery to choose their own delivery method. During this period, pregnant women only need to maintain a good mood, conserve energy, and wait for the birth of the baby.
