In the late stages of pregnancy, the fetus has the possibility of giving birth at any time. Pregnant women are very careful with their daily activities. At this time, the fetus will gradually enter the womb to make sufficient preparations for delivery. When entering the womb, pregnant women can judge from changes in their body. However, the development of each fetus is different, and the specific time of entering the womb also varies from person to person. So, how many weeks does the fetus usually enter the womb?
Generally, the fetus enters the womb at 37 weeks, but there are also a few pregnant women who enter the womb earlier, starting after 33 weeks. Some pregnant women enter the womb later, until delivery, which is related to the mother's physical condition and fetal development. There are also differences in the time of entry between multiparous and primiparous women.
Pregnant women should not judge when to give birth based on the time they enter the womb, because delivery is not immediately after entering the womb. Many pregnant women only give birth a few weeks after entering the womb. When pregnant women show signs of childbirth such as redness or amniotic fluid rupture, they should go to the hospital in a timely manner to prepare for delivery.
After the fetus enters the womb, pregnant women should rest well and not be fatigued for a long time. When going out, they should try to have their family accompany them. After the fetus enters the womb, pregnant women should pack up the things they need for delivery and be mentally prepared. In the late stages of pregnancy, the frequency of prenatal check ups becomes more frequent. Pregnant women should regularly undergo prenatal check ups to monitor whether the fetal development is normal. If any abnormal phenomena occur, timely rescue and treatment can be carried out.
