What are the symptoms when giving birth?

Giving birth is an anxious and exciting thing. The excitement is that the baby is about to be born, and the anxiety is the pain that the pregnant woman will experience before and after delivery. There are also some signs before a pregnant woman is about to give birth, and it is necessary to have a certain understanding before delivery so that you and your family can have a certain identification and send to the hospital in time. So what are the signs of having a baby?

What are the signs of childbirth?

Symptoms before childbirth (normal position of the child, full-term condition)

1. Spotting during pregnancy: You can take a bath after spotting during pregnancy, and then prepare the delivery bag and rush to the hospital immediately. There is no need to be too anxious at this time. Generally speaking, it will take around 14-20 hours for delivery after spotting during pregnancy. Some pregnant women may need longer.

2. Regular uterine contractions: The method is the same as the above-mentioned bleeding during pregnancy. You can take a bath first and then prepare the delivery bag and rush to the hospital for delivery.

3. Rupture of amniotic fluid: The hospital has confirmed that the baby's head has entered the calf, check the cyst, and then go to the hospital, but it is best to do it quickly. Generally, there is a risk if the baby is not delivered within 12 hours after the amniotic fluid has broken. The hospital confirmed that the child's head was not in the tray yet, so he lay down flat on the ground (on the ground, beside the bed) immediately. Don't run around. Call 112 for an ambulance and let them carry him to the hospital on a stretcher. This is because when the baby's head is not in the pelvis yet, if the amniotic fluid suddenly breaks and the amniotic fluid rushes out, there is a possibility that the umbilical cord will fall off. Once the umbilical cord falls off, the baby will die quickly, so you must lie down immediately.

4. Back pain: Some pregnant women will experience back pain before giving birth, but this is not a reflection of immediate birth and the pain may last for several days, so there is no need to go to the hospital.

5. Lower abdominal distension: Pregnant women often feel lower abdominal distension, frequent urination, back pain, etc. because the baby's presenting part is lowered and compresses the pelvic bladder, duodenum and other tissues.

6. Relaxed abdomen: Pregnant women often feel more comfortable in the upper abdomen than before, breathe more happily, and have an increased appetite 1 to 2 weeks before delivery because the baby's presenting part descends into the pelvis and the bottom of the uterus shrinks!