In the later stages of pregnancy, female friends usually experience the situation of the fetal head entering the womb, which is preparing for childbirth. Usually, after the fetal head enters the pelvic cavity, most pregnant women will give birth 3-4 weeks later. When the fetal head enters the womb, pregnant women will have a more noticeable sensation. So, what does it feel like to have the fetal head in the late stage of pregnancy?
When a woman is pregnant, there will be a feeling of descending of the uterine floor when the fetal head enters the womb, which will make the pregnant woman feel very relaxed, especially in the stomach where there will be a sense of comfort. During pregnancy, the stomach may feel uncomfortable due to pressure from the uterus, and it can also cause bloating, loss of appetite, and other conditions.
During the process of the fetal head entering the pelvic cavity, there may be a feeling of tightness in the abdomen, and occasional abdominal pain may also occur. Pregnant mothers will clearly feel that the fetus is moving downwards. After the fetal head enters the pelvic cavity, the appetite of pregnant women will increase, and they will feel very relaxed in the upper abdomen, even breathing becomes more relaxed.
After the fetal head is fully inserted into the pelvic cavity, it indicates that the pregnant woman is ready for delivery. However, it should be noted that this does not mean that pregnant women will immediately give birth. Usually, when the fetal head enters the pelvic cavity, pregnant women may feel the cervix being compressed and may also experience symptoms of uterine contractions. At this point, pregnant women need to pay special attention to their physical symptoms and observe if they have any other signs of labor, such as redness or water breakthrough.
