Contractions BEFORE You Are Due? Understanding Preterm Labor

Today we will talk about the signs of preterm labor and gain insights into fetal fibronectin and pre-labor indicators. Learn about preterm labor symptoms, premature labor risks, and symptoms of pre-labor that you should be aware of during pregnancy.

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About this video: Preterm labor, also known as premature labor, occurs when contractions open the cervix before the 37th week of pregnancy. Identifying symptoms like abdominal cramps, lower back pain, vaginal bleeding, pelvic pressure, and frequent contractions is crucial in seeking timely medical intervention.

Recognizing pre-labor indicators such as cervical changes, vaginal discharge changes, and membrane rupture is essential. These early signs help expectant mothers and healthcare professionals monitor and address preterm labor more effectively.

Join us for this concise and comprehensive video on preterm labor symptoms, fetal fibronectin, and pre-labor indicators. Empower yourself with knowledge for a healthier pregnancy journey.

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