The mother's pregnancy is in the late stage of pregnancy, at which point the baby's development has completely ended in the mother's womb. That means ripe fruits and fallen petals require childbirth. The fetus will gradually enter the mother's pelvic cavity in the later stage. Pelvic pain is one of the signs of childbirth. But how long does it take for pelvic pain to occur in late pregnancy?
For pregnant women who have already experienced pelvic pain, it is not possible to determine when they will give birth, because at 38-40 weeks, the baby will enter the pelvic bone, and the weight of the baby will also exert some pressure on the pelvic bone, so the mother may feel pelvic pain. This phenomenon is normal, and it will take some time for those who are going to have a baby.
If pelvic pain is accompanied by other signs of childbirth, such as the mother experiencing redness or broken amniotic fluid, it means that childbirth will be imminent. It is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner when this situation occurs, and wait until the opening of the uterus is large enough to give birth to the baby. If the time is fast, the baby may be born within 24 hours.
Mothers must pay attention to pelvic pain that occurs during late pregnancy, as babies can be born at any time. Especially when it has exceeded the due date. It is best to have more family members by your side, so that if any other childbirth symptoms occur, you can be promptly taken to the hospital. Just a simple pelvic pain should not immediately lead to childbirth, it is just a hint that the mother is mentally prepared.
