Pain is inevitable before giving birth, and women who give birth for the first time may experience more severe pain during delivery. Most mothers go through a period of labor pains before giving birth. So, how long does it take for first-time mothers to give birth after experiencing labor pains?
The main cause of labor pains before delivery is uterine contractions. Uterine contractions can promote the fetus to enter the uterus as soon as possible. The fetus can only smoothly pass through the birth canal and be born into this beautiful world after fully entering the womb. After experiencing labor pains before delivery, one should immediately be admitted to the hospital for delivery, as significant uterine contractions can lead to childbirth at any time. Therefore, it is important to seek medical attention promptly.
How long after labor can the fetus give birth? Pay attention to the condition of the fetus entering the pelvic cavity and the opening of the cervix, and it is also related to the fetal position and size. Therefore, it is difficult to specify how long after labor. However, it can be certain that even if labor cannot be delivered quickly after labor, doctors will use midwifery measures within 24 hours to deliver the baby as soon as possible. Otherwise, the risks to the fetus and the mother will be relatively high.
Additionally, due to varying levels of neural sensitivity in humans, postpartum women may have different perceptions of uterine contractions. Some women who are not sensitive to pain may feel less obvious pain caused by contractions, while women who are more sensitive to nerves may experience more severe pain.
