Pregnancy in women can be said to be a miraculous thing. The combination of sperm and egg forms a fertilized egg, which slowly grows into an embryo. At around ten months, the fetus will come into this world. At a certain time, the fetus will enter the womb, indicating that it is about to give birth. So when is the time for the fetus to enter the womb?
Women have different constitutions, so the specific time for the fetus to enter the womb after pregnancy also varies. In general, the fetus will enter the womb around 36 weeks of pregnancy, and a few fetuses may only enter the womb before delivery. Pregnant women don't need to worry too much, observe their own bodies and follow the doctor's guidance for examinations.
Entering the womb is a very important step in childbirth. In the late stages of pregnancy, the fetus is surrounded by amniotic fluid and membranes, and in the uterus of the expectant mother, the fetus will be in a head up, hip up, and curled up position. Before delivery, the fetal head needs to pass through the maternal pelvic entrance and enter the female pelvic cavity. This can consolidate the position of the fetus, medically known as' entering the womb '. Most first-time mothers will enter the basin two weeks before the due date, while women who have given birth usually give birth after the fetus enters the basin.
When it comes to the due date, women should pay attention to doing relevant prenatal check ups. It is also necessary to regulate one's emotions, not to be too nervous, to comprehensively supplement nutrition, and to increase exercise appropriately, which is conducive to smooth production.
