The symptoms of frequent contractions at 35 weeks of pregnancy should be checked to see what is causing the frequent contractions in order to treat them properly. Generally, if the contractions are physiological, no special treatment is needed, as they can be relieved by gently stroking the belly, or by holding the sagging abdomen with both hands to reduce the contractions caused by the tension in the abdominal wall. However, if there are pathological symptoms that cannot be relieved or improved in this way, an ultrasound is needed to check the fetal condition. If the fetus has symptoms of intrauterine ischemia and hypoxia, the heart rate will be too fast, resulting in frequent fetal movements, which will trigger frequent contractions. This requires timely administration of oxygen to improve the symptoms of fetal ischemia and hypoxia, which can improve the frequent contractions. During this period, you also need to pay attention to relax, do not be too nervous, try to pay attention to rest, do not overwork.