Signs of Imminent Delivery: What to Look For

Learn the key signs of impending labor, including contractions and water breaking. Know when to call your healthcare provider.

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Indications of imminent delivery include regular and strong contractions, a noticeable drop of the baby in the pelvis (lightening), the release of the mucus plug, water breaking, and a frequent need to urinate. If these symptoms occur, it’s important to contact a healthcare provider immediately.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What symptoms indicate labor is starting? Look for regular contractions, water breaking, and other physical changes.
  2. How can I prepare for imminent delivery? Pack a hospital bag, discuss your birth plan with your provider, and have a support system in place.
  3. When should I call my doctor during pregnancy? Contact your healthcare provider if you experience any signs of labor or have concerns regarding your pregnancy.

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