Will you poop during a normal birth? How should you push during a normal birth?

During a normal birth, the whole body is invaded by pain and you can't care about anything else. Some women push too hard during childbirth and poop out. Is this a normal phenomenon during childbirth? How to push correctly during a normal birth?

Will you poop during a normal birth?

I am a midwife. As far as I know, this is normal and most people will experience it. Relax your mind and don't be nervous. The doctor will not look down on you and you should not be embarrassed. Everything is for the baby. Just keep going.

When I gave birth to my first baby, my stomach hurt and I felt like I needed to defecate. I told the doctor I needed to go to the toilet, but he wouldn’t let me. He put some paper under my butt and told me to just do it. Later I realized that I didn’t really want to defecate at all, it was because the baby wanted to come out.

After giving birth, I was given an injection, and the nurse put something under my butt, and I had diarrhea. It was so disgusting.

I peed on the delivery bed during labor. I was afraid this would happen before the birth even though I had been to the toilet before. What was going on? This is what happens when giving birth. There was nothing I could do.

That's for sure. Hehe, I usually have severe constipation, and I had to defecate when I was about to give birth. The doctor said I could just go if I wanted to. It was so smelly, and I kept shouting for the nurse to bring the medicine to flush it. Well, speaking of this, I really admire them.

As for the poop and urine, someone will clean them up for you immediately. Don't worry, your baby will not come out with these things.

When I was giving birth, the doctor told me to poop whenever I wanted, but I had diarrhea before giving birth, and I thought I had finished pooping, but in the end, no poop came out.

Therefore, it is normal to pass poop during a normal birth, and doctors and nurses have seen it many times. Mothers do not need to be too nervous or embarrassed. As long as you follow the instructions of the doctors and nurses and cooperate with them, I believe that the process of giving birth to a baby will be smooth.

How to push during childbirth

When the cervix is ​​fully dilated, the perineum expands, and the mother needs to cooperate with the labor pains and consciously apply abdominal pressure, which is called "exerting".

Lie on your back and take a deep breath. After the air is inhaled into the chest, hold it temporarily, and then push towards the anus like defecation. When you can no longer hold your breath, start to exhale, and then immediately inhale and push again. This will increase the intra-abdominal pressure and promote uterine contractions, which can speed up the delivery of the fetus.

During the interval between contractions, the fetus can get a lot of oxygen and store energy. At this time, the pregnant mother should rest quietly, and the more relaxed the better, in order to restore physical strength.

If abdominal pressure and uterine contraction force are coordinated properly, the time of fetal delivery will be significantly shortened and labor pains can be reduced; but if the force is not used properly, it will not have the desired effect. For example, some pregnant mothers scream and cry desperately, which not only consumes physical strength and causes fatigue, but also leads to weak uterine contractions, affecting the progress of labor.

When the fetal head descends. After the fetal head descends, when the uterine contractions are strong, the mother should not push down anymore. At this time, she should open her mouth and exhale to relieve the excessive abdominal pressure, so as to avoid serious perineal lacerations or even anal lacerations leading to postpartum urinary incontinence. If pregnant mothers are too nervous and in pain to forget these methods of pushing, just listen to the doctor during delivery, and you will definitely have a smooth delivery.

Pregnant women's antenatal preparation

Daily preparations before pregnancy are inseparable from the preparations of raising troops for a thousand days and deploying them for a moment. To be able to use troops for a moment, you cannot do without the preparations of raising troops for a thousand days. The same is true for normal childbirth. There are corresponding preparations in daily life before childbirth, so as not to panic at the critical moment. In the case of stable fetus during pregnancy, it is recommended to do some exercise at ordinary times, the purpose is to improve the function of the nervous system and cardiopulmonary, speed up blood circulation, promote metabolism, and enhance the health of pregnant women and fetuses. It is recommended to climb stairs instead of taking the elevator; take a walk every day when you have time, 30 minutes in the morning and evening is best. I am quite fierce. Sometimes I can walk for 1-2 hours in the late pregnancy. I also went hiking two days before delivery.

My colleague jogged several kilometers every day during her pregnancy. Of course, she had this habit since before she got pregnant. As you can see, the star Yao Chen also went to the gym during her pregnancy. This is something we should admire. Everyone's situation is different. When it comes to exercise, make your choice based on your physical factors. In the third trimester, you can try sitting on a small stool. If you don't have a small stool, you might as well try squats, which can help strengthen the pelvic floor tissue. After 35 weeks of pregnancy, 20 squats a day will do. Afraid of forgetting? You can establish a habit: do 20 squats every day after you have a bowel movement. Note that when squatting, your hands can hold on to the wall or something else to ensure safety.

There is also a small folk remedy, which is to drink jasmine bud tea, which can speed up the opening of the cervix during childbirth. You can take 20 grams a day after 35 weeks, and drink 5 grams each time as water. I bought it at a low price, about 7 yuan per liang (this was the price 2 years ago). I don't know if this worked, but when I gave birth to my first child, I started having labor pains at 2 a.m. and entered the delivery room at 8 a.m. The first stage of labor only took 6 hours.