How long will it take to give birth after a bone suture is opened?

Before a woman is ready to give birth, her cervix will open. The Chinese call it "opening of the sutures." Especially some more traditional doctors will tell everyone that the sutures are open to two or five fingers. It is said that if the pregnant woman's ten fingers are fully opened, it means that the sutures are completely open and you can start giving birth at this time. Obviously, opening a suture is just the beginning, so you may have to wait a long time before giving birth.

How long will it take to have a baby after a bone gap is opened?

It is difficult to judge the length of labor if the uterine contractions have not yet become regular. It is recommended to pay attention to the uterine contractions, count the fetal movements yourself, and have regular prenatal checkups!

As long as there are regular uterine contractions, delivery will happen quickly. Even if two sutures are opened, if there are no effective uterine contractions, it is uncertain when delivery will occur. Oxytocin can be dripped to speed up the delivery process.

The current symptoms suggest that the labor process has begun. The delivery of a second child is indeed very quick, and currently we need to pay attention to the fetal position and other conditions.

Guidance:

If the delivery conditions and fetal condition are good, you can continue to observe, wait for natural delivery, and replenish energy.

"Opening of the bone suture" is what doctors call "dilation of the cervix" or "dilation of the cervix". Before labor, the cervical canal is columnar and 1 to 2 centimeters long. After labor, due to the contraction of the uterus pulling the uterine muscle fibers of the internal cervical os, the pressure in the uterus increases, the fetal presenting part descends, and the support of the anterior amniotic sac, the cervical canal becomes shorter and shorter, and finally flattens. As the labor activity continues to progress, the lower segment of the uterus continues to stretch, also affecting the external cervical os, causing it to continue to expand and dilate. When the cervical os expands to 10 centimeters, it is called full dilation of the cervix.

When the uterine opening is one finger dilated, the labor process has just begun. Some long labor processes may take a week or two. The labor process for first-time mothers is longer and not too fast. It will take at least two days.

Suggestions: It is recommended to do more activities and take more walks, which will help the baby to descend, shorten the labor process, and achieve a successful delivery as soon as possible, and also facilitate a normal delivery.

You can only give birth after it is fully dilated. It takes about ten contractions. The first three are slower, but the later ones are faster. It is related to the length of the contractions. The more intense the pain, the faster it will be. The longer the interval, the slower it will be. If you want to give birth, you need confidence and perseverance. You cannot be irritable because of the pain. It also has a lot to do with the mental state of the mother.

Suggestions: If the pain is not severe, take a good rest to avoid affecting the delivery process, and try to lie on your left side.