When you are approaching your due date, your stomach is always hard and tight, if it is not accompanied by pain, it is a false contraction, which is normal and does not require special intervention, if it is accompanied by pain, it may be the precursor of labor, and you need to consult a doctor in a timely manner. The uterus is prone to false contractions during labor, making the stomach hard and tight, which are not accompanied by pain. The hardness and tightness of the stomach lasts for a relatively short period of time and is usually relieved after resting, and is triggered by fatigue and emotional stress, so there is no need to worry too much at this time. However, if abdominal pain or abnormal vaginal bleeding occurs, it is an abnormal situation. If the hardness and tightness of the stomach continues to worsen and cannot be relieved after rest, it may be a precursor of impending labor, and timely medical attention is needed. If a woman is approaching her due date and has a hard and tight stomach, she needs to stay alert and seek medical attention if necessary to prepare for labor.