Medically, in order to make the delivery more smooth, it is necessary to consolidate the baby's posture, so the baby's head will enter the pelvic cavity through the mother's pelvic entrance, that is, the pelvic entrance. So what does it feel like for a new mother to give birth in a basin?

1, feeling similar to dysmenorrhea. In fact, this is an obvious contraction phenomenon. As the baby continues to go down, the pain of the expectant mother will become more and more obvious. If you have regular labor pains after entering the basin, you need to go to the hospital immediately to prepare for delivery.

2, frequent urination. After entering the basin, the uterus further compresses the bladder, making it difficult for the bladder to store urine normally, which will make the expectant mother feel like urinating again and again and constantly want to go to the toilet. If you find hematuria and dysuria, you should be alert to urinary tract infection.

3. The shape of the stomach will change. After the fetus enters the basin, the expectant mother's stomach will have some changes, such as looking more like grapefruit, feeling hard, and her chest will not touch her stomach.

4. Breathe smoothly and have a good appetite. When the baby enters the basin, the fetal position moves down, and the oppression of the uterus on the organs will be significantly reduced, especially the upper organs such as the heart, lungs and stomach will gradually return to normal function, and the expectant mother will feel more relaxed, breathe smoothly, have a better appetite and eat more.

5, falling hurts. From time to time, the expectant mother will feel a pain in her lower body, as if something suddenly fell from her abdomen, her stomach tightened and her private parts ached a little. The fetus seems to be descending gradually, and her stomach will tilt downward.