How long did the pregnant woman enter the basin?

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Entering the pelvis refers to that in the late pregnancy, the fetus is surrounded by amniotic fluid and fetal membrane, with head down, buttocks up and the whole body curled up, making its head enter the pelvic cavity through the pelvic entrance of the mother, so as to consolidate its body position. This is basically the posture of viviparous birth. How long did the pregnant woman enter the basin? Let's talk about it

How long did the pregnant woman enter the basin?

Under normal circumstances, the fetus will start to enter the basin around 32 weeks, and some need several weeks to enter the basin completely. There is no fixed time limit from the fetal head into the basin to delivery, that is to say, after the fetal head into the basin, it can not predict how long it will be delivered, but if the fetal head has been into the basin, then the time from delivery will not be too long.

In other words, it may take a long time for a primipara to be born. But for the multipara, it is possible that as soon as the fetal head enters the basin, it will not take long to give birth, and the time interval is relatively short.

Everyone's situation is different. It's difficult to make a specific division. It's uncertain whether it will take one day, two days or a week, but the time will not be too long. For women who are pregnant for the first time, the baby will not arrive until 2-3 weeks after entering the basin, while for expectant mothers who are pregnant with a second child, they will directly enter the childbirth stage after entering the basin. Entering the basin is just a signal that the fetus is coming, not a signal of delivery. Expectant mothers should deal with it calmly.

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In fact, the time when the fetus enters the basin will vary from person to person. Generally speaking, pregnant women who are pregnant for the first time can have a smooth delivery 2-3 weeks after the fetus enters the basin, while pregnant women who give birth to a second child may enter the delivery stage in a very short time after the fetus enters the basin. Therefore, the relationship between the time of entering the basin and delivery is not very certain, and the situation may vary from person to person.