39 weeks stomach always hard

Most pregnant women are close to their due date at 39 weeks of pregnancy, and they will also be nervous at this time. Because their emotions have reached a highly nervous state, they are afraid that if they are not careful they will affect the body of the unborn baby. Because uterine contraction is an important physiological phenomenon before the baby is born, pregnant women will experience a hard stomach during uterine contractions. If a 39-week pregnant woman's belly becomes hard, is it a sign that the baby is about to be born?

1. When women reach the late stage of pregnancy, psychological factors will also be more tense. If the stomach becomes hard, it means uterine contraction, but this kind of uterine contraction is false, that is, infrequent uterine contraction, which will often occur in the late stage of pregnancy. Pregnant women must learn to overcome it.

2. Pregnant women have calculated their due date. Usually, the due date is either two weeks in advance or two weeks later, which is about that time. On the due date, frequent uterine contractions are regular. So there is a difference between these two types of uterine contractions. When the due date is approaching, pay attention to the number of uterine contractions.

3. If a woman's stomach feels hard or tight, and if frequent contractions last every five minutes, it is easy to start having bleeding. At this time, it is recommended that women arrange hospitalization as soon as possible. It may be that you are about to give birth, so you must pay attention.

Note:

If a woman experiences uterine contractions in the late stages of pregnancy, it is recommended that she does not need to be too nervous. This is a uterine contraction process that many women will experience. Generally, in the face of irregular uterine contractions, women just need to pay more attention to rest and conditioning, and there is no need to go to the hospital.