How to judge pelvic engagement at 37 weeks of pregnancy

Even people who are not pregnant should know that pelvic floor engagement is an essential step before the birth of the fetus. Because only when the fetus enters the pelvis can it be indicated that the fetus is about to be born. When the fetus enters the pelvis, many changes will occur in the pregnant woman's body. For pregnant women, it is necessary to judge whether the fetus is about to be born based on these changes. So for pregnant women who are 37 weeks pregnant, how should we judge whether the fetus has entered the pelvis?

As long as the fetus enters the pelvis, it means that the time you spend with it is getting shorter and shorter, and you are about to end the habit of running with the ball. After the baby is born, you will miss the days when you could run with the ball as you please. The entry of the fetus into the pelvis is a necessary process before delivery, and it is also the beginning of everyone welcoming the little life and little hope. Many expectant mothers are pregnant for the first time, so they don’t know what it feels like when the fetus enters the pelvis. Today I will share with you what it feels like when the fetus enters the pelvis.

Under normal circumstances, the fetus begins to enter the pelvis about half a month before the due date.

1. You will find that the feeling of your stomach dropping becomes more severe.

2. Your belly will drop further and further, and then you will feel more relaxed than before. However, when you walk, you will obviously feel that your feet cannot be put together. In the late pregnancy, many mothers do not walk properly.

3. At this time, your appetite will get better and better.

4. There is a feeling of falling in the lower abdomen, accompanied by slight pain.

5. Going to the bathroom more frequently than before.

6. If you have this feeling, you should tell your doctor during the prenatal check-up. The doctor will then do a series of tests and can accurately determine whether the fetus has entered the pelvis.