This condition may be a symptom of childbirth, and timely hospital inspection is required to check if the fetal heartbeat is normal, observe the maturity of the placenta, and check if the fetus has hypoxia or fetal heart hypoxia. During the production process, follow the doctor's instructions. What to do if there is blood discharge during the expected date of delivery: 1. If there is only blood discharge without obvious uterine contractions, observe the changes in fetal movement and vaginal bleeding temporarily. 2. When there is a large amount of bleeding in the vagina, it indicates the possibility of abnormal bleeding, and it is necessary to perform B-ultrasound and fetal heart monitoring immediately to determine the presence of placental abruption or placental bleeding. 3. If it is the first pregnancy and there is blood discharge on the expected date of delivery, the time of labor can be appropriately extended and observed at home. However, if it is the second pregnancy and there is blood discharge on the expected date of delivery, as the delivery process is faster than the first pregnancy, be prepared to go to the hospital at any time. Precautions after blood discharge on the expected date of delivery: 1. When a parturient woman sees blood discharge, do not panic, maintain a good mood, pay attention to resting more, and maintain physical strength. 2. If there are no symptoms such as labor pain or amniotic fluid leakage in the birth canal, only with light blood streaks, the parturient woman can take a shower first and then go to the hospital for examination. 3. If there is regular labor pain and increased uterine contractions, it is time to go to the delivery room to prepare for childbirth. 4. If there is watery fluid flowing uncontrollably from the vagina, it may be a sign of amniotic fluid rupture.
