Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Consider it as false labor contractions, which often occur after the seventh month of pregnancy. They are not true labor contractions and generally have little impact on the body when they occur occasionally. If they occur more frequently, treatments such as magnesium sulfate can be used to suppress the contractions. Pay attention to monitoring, and seek timely treatment if the fetal heart rate is not good.