WHEN TO GO TO HOSPITAL FOR LABOUR - Delivery Labour Pain - Delivery ka Sahi Time - Signs Of Labour

WHEN TO GO TO HOSPITAL FOR LABOUR - Delivery Labour Pain - Delivery ka Sahi Time - Signs Of Labour
Going into labour signals the start of a very special journey, one that’s different for everyone. The best place to be during this phase of labor is at home, resting. As labour gets going, your contractions usually become longer, stronger, and more frequent. During a contraction, the muscles tighten, and the pain increases. In this video, Dr. Rabia will give her expert advice on when to go to hospital for labour (delivery ka sahi time).
Dr. Rabia Tahir Hashmi is a Gynecologist practicing at Alpha Clinic, Lahore. Dr. Rabia is also available for Online Video Consultation through oladoc.com. To book an appointment with Dr. Rabia, please visit the following link or call 042-3890-0939.
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Timing your contractions may help you decide if you are in true labor or not. You may be in active labor if your contractions happen at least every 5 minutes, last for 1 minute each, and have been happening consistently for at least 1 hour. Thats how you will know when is the right time to go to hospital for labour (Delivery ka sahi time).
Along with making sure your partner has your hospital bag ready to go, here’s what you can try to do once the labour pain starts:
Try to relax (easier said than done, of course!).
Walk around the house or yard.
Lie down in a comfortable position.
Have your partner gently massage your back.
Try breathing techniques.
Meditate.
Take a warm shower.
Use a cold compress.
Do anything that keeps you calm.