When expectant mothers gather together, they simply discuss topics related to pregnancy, such as the due date and preparations for labor. If there is fate, one may also encounter a pregnant mother who is the same month as oneself. However, having the same month of pregnancy does not necessarily mean giving birth together, so why do some pregnant women give birth earlier?
1. The specific time of conception varies
Although the expected delivery dates for the two individuals are similar, the specific time of conception is different, resulting in a different time of delivery. Because when calculating the due date, it is always calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period, and each woman's ovulation period is different, which leads to different conception dates, resulting in differences in the timing of delivery.
2. External factors influence
When a pregnant woman gives birth is closely related to external factors. Some pregnant women who do a good job in protecting their pregnancy and have not experienced any signs of miscarriage or any unexpected injuries throughout the entire pregnancy can smoothly persist until normal delivery. Some pregnant women frequently experience miscarriage symptoms during pregnancy, and even maintain the pregnancy throughout the entire period, which can easily lead to premature birth.
3. Physical issues
Every pregnant woman has a different constitution, and the speed of development of the baby they conceive will also vary to some extent. Natural childbirth needs to wait until the baby has fully developed and matured before it can be initiated. Although the time of conception is almost the same, pregnant women with good physical fitness also have more robust fetal development, so it may be initiated earlier.
