In ancient times, people often used the idiom 'ripe flowers with fallen stems', and also used the idiom' ripe melons with fallen stems' to indicate a woman's state of childbirth. Once the time is right and the month is up, a woman can naturally give birth. As we all know, the pregnancy cycle for women is about 40 weeks. So, is it normal to not give birth at 41 weeks?
If the fetus and pregnant woman are normal during the physical examination and the woman has not given birth at 41 weeks, there is no need to worry. Although the pregnancy cycle for women is 40 weeks, the delivery time between 38 and 32 weeks is normal and there is no need to worry because the delivery time is also related to individual differences, and the delivery time varies from person to person.
Of course, if the pregnant woman is overly nervous or has experienced physical abnormalities, then she should be admitted to the hospital for observation in a timely manner. If the situation allows, vaginal delivery can be chosen. Of course, if there is any discomfort, cesarean section can also be used for delivery. The specific choice of delivery method is also closely related to the pregnant woman's personal condition. If the personal condition is very good, there is no need to be overly nervous, just wait for delivery.
Women must walk appropriately during pregnancy, especially in the later stages of pregnancy. Proper walking can help with childbirth, and it is best not to overeat in diet, because due to changes in body shape in the later stages of pregnancy, long-term overeating may lead to constipation and other conditions.
