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Hello, 8 Precautions Before Labor, Check in the hospital once a week to see if the is normal and if there are any complications. Maintain good personal hygiene. Due to the increased secretion of sweat glands during pregnancy, it is necessary to bathe frequently and change clothes often. Shower instead of taking a bath to avoid dirty water entering the vagina, which may cause postpartum infection and postpartum fever. Intercourse should be strictly prohibited during the postpartum period to prevent premature birth and complications. If there is frequent urination, go to the hospital immediately, as this may be premature rupture of membranes. Delaying treatment may endanger the fetus's life. Pay attention to fetal movement. The number of fetal movements indicates the safety of the fetus in the womb. If there are fewer than three movements within an hour, it may indicate that the fetus is in danger of suffocation. Seek immediate medical attention. Maintain regular bowel movements because intestinal peristalsis slows down during pregnancy, making it easy to constipate. Develop the habit of having a bowel movement at a fixed time every day. Drink plenty of warm water and eat more vegetables and fruits. Do not strain or use laxatives during bowel movements to avoid premature birth. Labor pain is a sign of imminent delivery. When the contractions become stronger and more frequent, it means delivery is approaching. Go to the hospital immediately. If there is vaginal bleeding, seek medical attention promptly. Do not ignore it even if the bleeding is minimal, as low-lying placenta often occurs before labor and usually involves minimal bleeding. Pay attention to the interval between contractions.