In the late stages of pregnancy, women must pay special attention to their physical condition in order to detect any signs of labor in a timely manner. About a month before giving birth, most women will experience the phenomenon of entering the womb, which is preparing for childbirth. So, what does it feel like for a pregnant woman to have a baby in the womb?
In the late stages of pregnancy, entering the womb will gradually lower the fetal head. At this time, pregnant women usually feel tightness in the abdomen, abdominal pain, and bloating, and may also feel the uterine floor descending. Moreover, after the fetus enters the womb, pregnant women may experience frequent urination, urgency to urinate, and a feeling of falling. The entire process of fetal implantation usually lasts for about half a minute.
When entering the womb, pregnant women will feel very relaxed in the upper abdomen, because as the uterine floor gradually descends, the degree of pressure on the stomach will be reduced. Pregnant women may feel that their stomach is much more comfortable than before, even their appetite will improve, and there will be some increase in food intake.
After the fetal head enters the pelvic cavity, pregnant women will also reduce the pressure on the diaphragm, which will make them feel more comfortable breathing. The previous symptoms of shortness of breath and chest tightness will disappear. Although it may make pregnant women feel more comfortable after the fetus enters the womb, some adverse symptoms may worsen, such as edema, constipation, pubic pain, and lower back and leg pain, which will become more severe, and the number of false contractions will significantly increase.
