The time for the fetus to enter the womb is usually between 37-38 weeks of pregnancy, and pregnant women will feel it after entering the womb. However, the time for each pregnant woman to enter the womb is different, depending on the pregnant woman's pregnancy status. However, some pregnant women may feel anxious when the fetus has not yet entered the womb at 39 weeks of pregnancy. So, what should they do if the fetus has not yet entered the womb at 39 weeks of pregnancy?
The fetus has not yet entered the womb at 39 weeks, which may be related to the pregnant woman sitting still for a long time. In the late stage of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's body's bearing capacity increases, making it easy to feel tired and exhausted. Therefore, she often lies down and rests. However, sitting for a long time can cause the fetus to change its position, making it difficult to enter the womb and unfavorable for delivery. Therefore, pregnant women should adjust their posture and not sit still frequently. They can get up and move around appropriately, which is helpful for the fetus to enter the womb.
At 39 weeks, the fetus has not yet entered the womb. Pregnant women can continue to observe for about a week to see if the fetus can enter the womb normally. Sometimes, it is normal for the fetus to enter the womb at around 40 weeks. For some pregnant women with a second child, the time of entering the womb may be later, sometimes at the same time as delivery. In this case, there is no need to worry too much, and normal waiting for delivery is sufficient.
After the fetus enters the womb, pregnant women should take good care of themselves, undergo regular prenatal check ups, and promptly detect any abnormal conditions. Regular exercise is also necessary, but avoid overexertion. It's better to take a half-hour walk every day, and when you feel tired, you can stop and rest. If there are signs of labor, such as red water or regular contractions, it is necessary to go to the hospital immediately.
