What are the symptoms of natural childbirth?

 

What are the symptoms of natural childbirth 

Estimating the date of delivery Many pregnant women fear that they will give birth before they are adequately prepared for it.

 But fortunately, the pregnant body gives many indicators that confirm the approaching date of delivery,

 The duration of pregnancy in a normal position is 40 weeks,

 The signs of childbirth appear between the 38th and 39th weeks of pregnancy

Labor usually occurs 37-42 weeks after the last menstrual period.

 Although there are many indications that the birth is approaching, there is still no indication 

of the exact date, date and day.

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Symptoms of natural childbirth

Symptoms of natural childbirth are divided into two parts

I - pre-labour symptoms ;-

These are the symptoms that appear in the period ranging from one to four weeks before labor occurs, and they are:

 Fetal lowering and descending to the pelvic region,

This happens a few weeks before labor, when the fetus takes a position that facilitates its exit, so that its head is down, and therefore the woman feels the need to enter the bathroom many times;

 Due to the pressure of the fetus's head on the bladder, while breathing becomes easier due to the fetus's lowering. Dilation of the cervix. In the few days and weeks before labor, the cervix begins to gradually dilate, in preparation for delivery and the exit of the fetus. Increased feeling of cramps in the lower abdomen and pain in the lower back. Increasing the flexibility of the bones and joints. In preparation for childbirth, the joints and pelvic bones begin to move and expand to facilitate the fetus’s exit during childbirth. Diarrhea, as the uterine muscles relax in preparation for childbirth, as well as the rest of the body’s muscles, including the rectal muscles, which leads to increased bowel movement and the occurrence of diarrhea. Stop gaining weight or even losing some weight, and this is normal and does not negatively affect the weight or health of the fetus. Feeling tired and an intense need for sleep

The second ;-

Labor symptoms, which are the signs that warn of the occurrence of labor and the approaching birth, and they occur hours before labor, and differ in their nature from one woman to another, and also depend on the readiness of the pregnant woman for this stage, and how she perceives the pain and responds to it, and whether this is her first pregnancy or not, and from these Symptoms

 Vaginal secretions change in color and density,

 Where the pregnant woman notices thick and sticky pink discharge, which is a good indication that labor is approaching. The feeling of strong contractions in the uterus and more frequently, but it differs from the contractions accompanying labor, which become more severe and stronger with movement, and do not diminish or stop when the position changes, as it begins with contractions in the lower back, then lower abdomen and legs, as it increases in intensity, pain and convergence with the time. watery fluid coming out of the vagina,

 It is the sign that confirms that labor has come and the woman is about to give birth, and these fluids are nothing but the leakage of the amniotic fluid surrounding the fetus.

Symptoms of premature birth

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In some cases, labor may occur before the full term of pregnancy is completed and at an unexpected time, and the most important symptoms associated with premature birth are the following: [4] Frequent contractions of the uterine muscles, which may be accompanied by or without pain, separated by a period of 10 minutes or less. . Feeling lower back pain. Feeling of pressure in the pelvic area. Feeling of cramps in the abdominal area, and may be accompanied by gas and diarrhea. Vaginal bleeding or the appearance of spots of blood. Changes in the quantity or quality of vaginal secretions, especially in the event of leakage of a large amount of fluid