The feeling of wanting to have a bowel movement when you are full-term and have reached your due date may be due to the fact that you are about to give birth, or it may be because you want to have a bowel movement. If you feel like having a bowel movement when you are full-term and have reached your due date, it may be because the descending head of the fetus is pressing on the rectum, causing the urge to have a bowel movement. It is usually accompanied by irregular contractions, abdominal tightness and bouts of abdominal pain, which may be symptoms of labor. However, it may also be simply that the pregnant woman wants to have a bowel movement. If the feeling is not relieved after having a bowel movement, it is recommended that the cervix and the descent of the fetal head be examined in the hospital, and that the woman be hospitalized in time for delivery. Therefore, the feeling of wanting to poop at full term, if it is not relieved even after defecation, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time, to check the condition of the fetus in the uterine cavity, to do fetal heartbeat monitoring, to observe and assess the specific data of the birth canal, and to wait for labor in the hospital.