For women who are pregnant for the first time, they definitely don't know what it feels like to be about to give birth. I usually see those pregnant women who are about to give birth on TV and scream in pain. In fact, when you are about to give birth, in addition to feeling pain, there will also be other symptoms. Now let's understand what it feels like to be almost born?
1. Pregnant women may feel their belly constantly falling and want to support it, at which point the fetal head has already entered the pelvis. This situation often occurs a week or several hours before production.
2. Fluid will flow out of the vagina, which occurs just before delivery. During pregnancy, viscous secretions accumulate at the cervix, and as soon as pregnancy approaches, the cervix swells and secretions naturally flow out.
3. You will feel a warm, watery liquid flowing out, which is called amniotic fluid rupture. This situation occurred a few hours before or near production.
4. There may be regular abdominal pain or back pain, which is caused by uterine contractions, especially towards the end of pregnancy, where contractions increase and pain becomes severe. This is due to the gradual dilation of the cervix, as the fetus is walking out of the vagina. This situation occurs during one's lifetime.
5. There will be red discharge, also known as spotting, which means that a small amount of bloody vaginal discharge will flow out when the baby is about to give birth. The amount is less than the menstrual flow. At this time, it is best to lie in bed and rest. After the bleeding, you can go to the hospital for examination.
