Cesarean section is not recommended at 38 weeks of pregnancy if there is no indication for cesarean section. The general principle for choosing the mode of delivery at 38 weeks of pregnancy is that vaginal delivery is preferred for those who can deliver vaginally, and cesarean section is only recommended for those who cannot deliver vaginally, and if there is no clear indication for surgery, it is still recommended to choose the transvaginal trial of labor. In late pregnancy, we should follow the doctor’s instructions to strictly count the fetal movements and take obstetric checkups on time. Since cesarean section surgery is very damaging to the body, and the extrusion of the birth canal during natural delivery is beneficial to the growth and development of the newborn, we should advocate for natural delivery when there are no clear indications for surgery. At 38 weeks of pregnancy, pregnant women in stable condition can continue to wait for labor under the guidance of the doctor, and be ready for delivery at any time.