Many pregnant women may experience false contractions in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Normal contractions occur before delivery, and the appearance of contractions in pregnant women indicates that they are about to give birth. Pseudo uterine contractions may be caused by the pregnant woman being too nervous, or by the pregnant woman's abdomen being impacted. Many pregnant women may experience palpitations when experiencing false contractions. So, why do false contractions cause palpitations?
Pseudo uterine contractions do not last long, and during contractions, a large amount of blood in the uterus will flow back to the heart, causing a significant burden on the heart and leading to palpitations. If pregnant women have severe palpitations, they need to go to the hospital in a timely manner to have an electrocardiogram checked to see if there are any primary diseases.
When pregnant women experience false contractions, they need to pay special attention and relax themselves well, without putting too much psychological pressure on themselves. You can eat some of your favorite food or take a walk outside. If the duration of false contractions is too long, the fetus is prone to hypoxia, which is very dangerous.
Overall, false uterine contractions and palpitations are closely related to blood reflux. Of course, if pregnant women already have heart disease or excessive stress, it can also lead to palpitations. Pregnant women not only need to pay attention to their diet, but also need to relax themselves and not make themselves overly anxious.
