How long after the pelvis is it possible to have a second child?

Women will be more relaxed during their second pregnancy because they have experience, especially they will feel more secure psychologically and will remain happy throughout the pregnancy, which is very beneficial to the fetus and themselves. The delivery of the second child will be smoother, so how long will it take after the second child enters the pelvis to be born? How long does it take from the entry of the fetus into the pelvis to the birth of the second child? Generally speaking, the birth of a second child is easier, so the delivery process will be faster than that of a first child.

How long will it take for the second fetus to be born after it enters the pelvis?

Usually, first-time mothers will give birth 2 to 3 weeks after the baby enters the pelvis, while mothers who have given birth before usually start to secrete immediately after the baby enters the pelvis. Therefore, before the baby is born, pelvic engagement is an indispensable stage. The head enters the pelvic cavity through the mother's pelvic entrance. This is a necessary prerequisite for delivery, otherwise it will affect delivery. However, since everyone's physique is different, the time of birth after the baby enters the pelvis is not fixed for each pregnant mother, and the time of entry into the pelvis is also different. For some people, the baby will enter the pelvis around 32 weeks, while for some others, even if the baby enters the pelvis early, the baby still wants to enjoy the feeling in the mother's belly for a few more days before coming out, so this is all uncertain. Therefore, most multiparous women will start labor immediately after the pelvis enters the pelvis, but there are individual differences.

However, whether the fetus has entered the pelvis can only be determined after examination in a regular hospital. Generally, when the fetus enters the pelvis, most pregnant mothers will feel a tightening and heavy pain in their abdomen, and can feel that the baby in their belly is falling down. But in fact, this phenomenon is not a real symptom before delivery. The main difference is that the contractions are very short, often less than half a minute. In addition, the contractions are irregular and weak. Therefore, it is often called "false labor". However, since everyone's physique is different, the time of birth after the baby enters the pelvis is not fixed for each pregnant mother, and the time of entry into the pelvis is also different.

Signs before childbirth

1. Abnormal fetal movement. In the later stages of pregnancy, because the fetus grows rapidly and the amniotic fluid decreases, the space available for the fetus to move is relatively reduced, so fetal movements will also be significantly reduced. Studies show that it takes an average of 2.7 hours a day to feel 10 fetal movements. On the contrary, if the number of fetal movements increases or decreases significantly by more than 50%, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. 2. Feeling of relaxation. The pressure in the upper abdomen is relieved because the fetal head descends into the pelvic cavity, so breathing feels smoother and dietary discomfort is improved. This is not necessarily the case for multiparous women (not giving birth for the first time). 3. Spotting or bleeding. This is a sticky bloody secretion produced when the cervix becomes thinner and softened. It is pink or dark red in color. If the amount of bleeding is small, Xiao does not need to be hospitalized and can just continue to observe.