Fetal pelvic can’t be felt by yourself. Fetal pelvic means that the biparietal diameter of the fetus has reached the entrance of the pelvis, and the pregnant woman may feel her upper abdomen becoming relaxed, frequent urination, anal swelling and other discomforts, but the examination needs to be carried out by the doctor with professional techniques, and cannot be touched by herself. Possession of the fetus is the basis for a smooth delivery, but the time when the fetus is in labor varies from one woman to another. Generally speaking, primigravid women may be in labor about one month before delivery, while experienced women may not be in labor until just before delivery. To determine whether the fetus is in labor, it is recommended to go to the hospital and have a professional obstetrician determine whether the fetus is in labor by performing abdominal palpation and related examinations.