You are waiting for so long, when your child will appearto the light, and with it so scary, because ahead of birth, a process that is difficult to imagine, but everyone knows that this is very painful. And not only is it scary. It's terrible that the birth will begin suddenly, and you will not be able to reach the hospital. And my friends, acquaintances and in general everything in a row so urged on this fear by stories about childbirth in a car, a shop and an entrance. And after that the question "When to go to the hospital?" Gets extremely acute.
However, to take all these bikes seriouslycosts, provided, of course, that you carefully listen to your body and in time will feel the approach of childbirth. After all, even rapid delivery is 3-4 hours, while normal in primiparas last from 8 to 10 hours, for second-borns a little faster, 6-8, but they already know what to expect.
When to go to the hospital? Normal birthdays are considered to be childbirth at 38-42 weeks, however, you should be morally ready for them at 36 weeks, especially if it's a multiple pregnancy. It is advisable that by this time you already had a bag with things that you absolutely must take with you. Believe me, when the fights begin, it will be very difficult to concentrate and assemble the package, even if you do it on the list. And documents (passport, policy and, most importantly, an exchange card) should always be at hand, even when you are away from home. Naturally, they will take you to the hospital without them, but, firstly, without an exchange card, doctors will not be able to properly build a birth strategy, and they may miss something important, especially if there were any complications during pregnancy. Secondly, a woman without an exchange card is likely to be placed in a unit for the un-examined, because she theoretically may have infectious diseases. And here it is difficult to decide which of the two factors is more terrible. That's why when you need to go to the hospital, the first thing you'll have to remember about is the documents.
When the bag is collected, it remains only carefullywatch out for what is happening to you. Usually, although not always, the body warns about approaching births beforehand. Some signs can be felt 2-3 weeks before the birth. In particular, precursors or training bouts. The uterus begins to contract slightly, preparing its muscles. These bouts are often painless and irregular. This is their main difference from the true battles.
For a few days or directly a daychildbirth may occur lowering of the abdomen: the abdomen shifts lower, changes shape, it becomes easier to breathe. At this time the child moves on to the birth canal and sets the head opposite the entrance to the cervix. This means that he is already ready to get out, and birth can begin at any time. At the same time, sometimes there are mucous discharge from the vagina, possibly with blood veins. It's okay, it's leaving a slimy plug, which means that the cervix begins to prepare for childbirth.
If you observe any of these phenomena in your body, then, until the birth begins, there are only a few days, or even hours. Be ready.
So when do you go to the hospital? When the true fight begins. They should be regular, that is, at the same time intervals, most often they are painful. In addition, over time, the periods between contractions will decrease, and their intensity will increase. If you are not sure whether you have true contractions or training, then it's better to reach the maternity home, no one to scold you if there is an error, you will feel calmer. In general, in all disputable situations it is better to go than not to go.
Often in class at school, expectant mothers are advisedwait a few hours, and only then go. The motivation for this advice is that childbirth is a long process and there is no need to hang around in the hospital. This opinion is not entirely correct. Of course, if your birth is normal, then why not spend an extra hour at home, and if specifically in your case there will be rapid childbirth? If you go at once, you will have time to be guaranteed, and if you spend two extra hours at home, then there is a real chance to give birth in the car.
In some cases, even before the onset of labor,amniotic fluid. Sometimes all at once, and then this phenomenon is clearly not to be confused with, sometimes the water is only a little leaking. When to go to the hospital in this case? The answer is only one, right away. From the moment the ruptured bladder ruptures, your baby becomes vulnerable to various infections, and the sooner it is born, the better it will be for both the mother and the baby.
Let's sum up the general answer to the question of when it's time to go to the hospital, but if you feel the need for it, it's better to go.
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