Some babies may not feel like they want to come out at all when they are due, but some babies can be very mischievous and want to come out of their mother's womb early before the due date. This is called premature birth, and mothers are a bit confused about it. So what does premature birth feel like?
1. Flowing amniotic fluid. Many mothers struggle to distinguish between amniotic fluid and their own urine when using the bathroom. In fact, sometimes amniotic fluid is flowing, and mothers may mistake it for their own urine, which can delay childbirth. Some mothers feel water flowing out of their genitals even when they are not using the bathroom, and at this time, it is amniotic fluid, which is about to give birth.
2. Bleeding. Generally speaking, when he is about to give birth prematurely, there will be some slight bleeding in his mother's lower body. Therefore, it is important to observe your body regularly, especially when changing underwear, to check for any blood stains on the underwear. If there are any traces of blood, you should go to the hospital for a check-up.
3. Abnormal uterine contractions. Before giving birth, pregnant women do not experience uterine contractions. If they feel that the contractions are abnormal, it is likely that the baby in their belly is uncomfortable. If the baby is uncomfortable in their belly, they must be eager to come up with them. Therefore, mothers must be aware of these dangerous signals.
