Patient's question:
Sister is about to give birth to a baby, I don't know what I should pay attention to now.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Pre-labor Precautions:1. The equipment, technology, and experience of a regular hospital are the key to ensuring the safety of both mother and child. Once labor signs appear, go to the hospital immediately and wait for delivery.
2. The pain during labor, caused by uterine contractions, will last throughout the entire process.
3. Contractions primarily cause pain in the lower abdomen, sometimes also in the inner thighs or along the spine. Most women describe the pain of contractions as similar to menstrual cramps, but more intense.
4. As the baby approaches birth, the stretching of the perineum and vulva will cause a burning sensation and intense pain in these areas.
5. Finding a comfortable position and practicing deep breathing in a relaxed state can help alleviate labor pain.
Advice:
Pay attention to the movement of the fetus in the womb. Avoid eating raw, cold, or easily digestible foods and fruits. Get plenty of rest. It’s best to keep a record of the baby’s movements during this time, as these patterns will likely continue after birth.