As your due date approaches, your body begins to give clear signals that it is preparing for childbirth. Common signs include regular and increasingly strong contractions, lower back pain, and a feeling of pressure in the pelvic area as the baby moves downward. Some women may also notice light bleeding or mucus discharge, often referred to as the “bloody show,” which indicates that the cervix is beginning to open. These changes are natural and signal that your body is getting ready for labor.
Another important sign is the breaking of water, which may occur as a sudden gush or a slow leak of amniotic fluid. Once this happens, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, even if contractions have not yet started. Decreased fetal movements or unusually intense pain should also be reported immediately. At Sneh Maternity Hospital, doctors encourage expectant mothers to stay attentive to these signs and avoid delaying hospital visits when labor symptoms begin.
Understanding when your body is ready for delivery helps reduce anxiety and ensures timely medical care. Experienced gynecologists at Sneh Maternity Hospital closely monitor both mother and baby to ensure a safe and comfortable delivery experience. With advanced facilities, personalized care, and round-the-clock support, the hospital ensures that every mother feels confident and well-prepared as she enters one of the most important moments of her life.
