However, it is not easy to determine the expected date of delivery, and the actual delivery may be a few days earlier or later, so it is important to know the symptoms of a pregnant woman before she goes into labor. The first symptom of a pregnant woman before labor is that a small amount of bloody mucus will flow out from the pubic area one to two days before labor, which is often referred to as redness. This is due to the contraction of the uterus, the baby’s head begins to fall into the pelvis, the fetal membrane and the uterine wall gradually separated by friction will cause blood vessels to rupture and bleeding. This is a red or brownish thick fluid or blood in the discharge. Generally, redness occurs 1 to 2 days before delivery, but it varies greatly among individuals, and some may start delivery only a few days or even a week after redness, so you should pay more attention to its shape, color and amount before making a judgment. The second symptom of prenatal labor is pains, at the beginning of the day several times a day, the duration of about 30 seconds, with the approach of labor, the interval between the pains is getting shorter and shorter, if every 10-15 minutes 1, you should be hospitalized immediately, if there is the phenomenon of water breakage should lie flat in the hospital. Pregnant women’s water breaks, pregnant women will feel the hot liquid continuously flowing from the vagina, not able to control, the liquid is colorless and transparent, because the strong and powerful contraction of the uterus, the pressure in the uterine cavity gradually increased, the uterine mouth opened wide, the head fell, causing the rupture of the fetal membrane, the vaginal outflow of amniotic fluid, this time is not far from the birth. When the water breaks, the pregnant woman must be admitted to the hospital lying flat. Pay attention to the 5 omens before delivery 1, back pain abdominal pain from the beginning of the 8th month of pregnancy, pregnant women in standing, sitting, walking will feel a burst of abdominal tightening, hardening, can be manifested as back pain or abdominal pain – this is the performance of uterine contractions. The contractions occur at intervals of ten minutes to two hours, mostly at night, and before labor, they become once every 2 to 3 minutes, lasting 30 to 40 seconds each time. 2.Increased bowel movements The head of the fetus extends into the pelvis in late pregnancy, exerting pressure on the bladder and rectum near the uterus, thus stimulating an increase in bowel movements and the urge to urinate. 3.Lowering of the uterine fundus About two weeks before the official delivery, pregnant women will experience the phenomenon of the uterine fundus dropping, when the fetal movement is less than before, and symptoms such as lower abdominal cramping, back pain and leg pain, and increased vaginal discharge may appear, indicating that the fetal head has descended into the pelvis. 4, vaginal redness Within 24 hours before the start of labor, blood-like vaginal discharge will appear, commonly known as “redness”, the amount of which is generally less than the usual menstruation, but abnormal if it exceeds the amount of menstruation. 5, amniotic membrane water breakage Uterine contractions strengthen the pressure in the uterine cavity, prompting the cool, yellowish amniotic fluid in the amniotic sac to flow out, called “water breakage”. After the water breaks generally will soon be in labor, at this time the mother must not stand or sit up to avoid the umbilical cord out, should immediately take a lying position, the family should quickly send it to the hospital.