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NoDoctor's answer:
In the late stage of pregnancy, the fetal head gradually moves into the pelvis, which will cause pressure on the abdominal organs such as the stomach and intestines. This pressure can be quite strong. If you feel significant discomfort at this time, it is likely due to a change in the baby's position. After entering the pelvis, fetal movement will decrease. At this point, you should wait patiently for labor to arrive. Generally, labor will occur within two weeks before or after the due date. If you experience vaginal bleeding, regular contractions with pain, or water breaking, it indicates that labor has begun, and you should go to the hospital promptly for delivery.