How do you feel a few days before giving birth?

Female friends who have experienced pregnancy know that pregnancy is indeed a very difficult process. Generally speaking, pregnancy takes about 40 weeks, and the expectant mother will give birth at 40 weeks. Generally, expectant mothers will have some suggestive signals in their bodies when they are about to give birth. Next, let’s discuss how expectant mothers feel a few days before giving birth.

First, the baby enters the pelvis. Generally speaking, if you can clearly feel your abdomen dropping down a little bit, then it is very likely that the baby has entered the pelvis. Also, if you find that there is only one fist from the bulge to the abdomen, it means that the baby has entered the pelvis. However, some people will become ill soon after the baby enters the pelvis, while some people will not hear any sound for a long time.

Second, irregular uterine contractions, which often occur at night and disappear during the day. The interval between each contraction can be long or short, and each contraction lasts less than 30 seconds. Pregnant women may feel mild back pain and mild distension and pain in the lower abdomen.

Third, in the few days before delivery, the expectant mother may notice frequent urination and so on. Sometimes I even need to wake up several times a night to urinate, and I feel like I can't hold my urine.

Fourth, a small amount of strong mucus will be discharged from the vagina 1-2 days before delivery, which is called pregnancy spotting. Some pregnant women may experience amniotic fluid rupture when they are about to give birth, and the amniotic fluid will be discharged from the vagina. At this time, the pregnant woman should stay in bed and go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately, especially for pregnant women in breech position, to prevent umbilical cord prolapse.

The above are some of the feelings or symptoms that expectant mothers may experience a few days before giving birth. If you experience these feelings or symptoms, it is recommended that you go to the hospital immediately for delivery. In addition, in the late pregnancy, especially when the pregnant woman is close to giving birth, it is best for the expectant mother to have a family member by her side to prevent other accidents.