Uterine contractions usually occur in the late stages of pregnancy. When a pregnant woman experiences uterine contractions, it may indicate that she is about to give birth. Generally, uterine contractions occur frequently, and when they become more frequent, it is a sign that she is about to give birth and needs to go to the hospital immediately for delivery. If contractions occur during mid pregnancy, it is called pseudocontractions. So, what are the symptoms of pseudocontractions in a four month old baby?
The symptoms of pseudocontractions and true contractions are similar, and pregnant women may feel the uterus contracting and the abdomen becoming harder. The frequency of pseudocontractions is irregular, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, and the duration is not long, with relatively low strength. Generally, it is easy to occur in the lower part of the uterus, and after a few hours, the feeling of contractions will straighten out. Pseudo contractions cannot make the uterus open.
Most pregnant women experience pseudocontractions during mid pregnancy, such as staying in one position for too long or when they are nervous. If the pseudo contractions are not very obvious and the duration is not very long, no special treatment is needed. Just pay attention to relaxing yourself. If the false contractions are severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the condition of the fetus.
Overall, the occurrence of pseudo uterine contractions at four months is similar to those before childbirth, but with a lower frequency and less intensity. If the false contractions are severe, they can have a significant impact on the fetus, and in severe cases, they may lead to miscarriage, so special attention is needed.
