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Here are the key points summarized for preventing preterm labor:1. Do not touch your abdomen, and avoid falling: Do not go to crowded places or during peak commuting hours. Being bumped can increase the risk of falling, especially when stepping up, so be sure to walk steadily step by step.
2. Do not stimulate your abdomen with severe diarrhea: Severe diarrhea can stimulate the uterus to contract more rapidly during bowel movements, potentially leading to preterm labor.
3. How is your health condition? Are you suffering from any of the following diseases: heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.?
4. Rest quietly and stay relaxed. Anxiety about first-time childbirth or other mental stress can cause preterm labor. It’s important to maintain a positive mental state. Unexpected accidents, worries, or even sometimes noise can also lead to preterm labor. Mild fatigue can also cause preterm labor, so be mindful of avoiding lack of sleep or excessive exhaustion.
5. Do not tense your abdomen. Prolonged standing or squatting can increase abdominal pressure and compress the uterus, which may also lead to preterm labor.