Patient's question:
At 3 days, there was mild swelling and pain, but it didn't hurt by the next afternoon. Treatment history and effectiveness: I didn't go for a check-up. What kind of help do I need: Is it about to be born?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend. The current situation where you can't hold your urine is normal during full-term pregnancy, as most pregnant women experience this in the later stages. If you have symptoms of labor, such as regular uterine contractions, bloody show, or water breaking, you should be admitted to the hospital for delivery.Hello, based on what you've described, it seems the issue is due to the fetus pressing on you. You can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to check the baby's condition. It's recommended to relax mentally. If the ultrasound is normal, you can wait a bit longer. When you experience bloody show, water breaking, or regular contractions, you can then go to the hospital for delivery.
According to your description, the lower abdominal heaviness is a sign of labor. You should go to the hospital for a check-up. Being 10 days past your due date also means you're full-term, so it's okay to give birth now. A B can help check the placenta and amniotic fluid conditions.