It is in the final weeks of her pregnancy. At any time begin with labor, but how do you know if you have already started? Do not be nervous, you know you’ve begun labor when you feel frequent and regular contractions. the only infallible sign to recognize it. These contractions cause the cervix to dilate in preparation for childbirth.You should call your doctor if:
Their contractions occurring at an interval of 5 to 10 minutes
If your water breaks, especially if the fluid is greenish brown with dark spots.
You have vaginal bleeding.
He can not walk or talk during contractions.
Concerned about your health or the health and welfare of the baby.

If you think you may be going into labor, please call your doctor, no matter what time of day or night it is.

What happens when you get to the hospital?
While each hospital is different, when it comes to having your baby is likely to occur as follows:

You must complete the entry form and provide your insurance information (common to have done this before by your doctor).
The lead to the delivery room.
We put on a robe or your own nightgown or big shirt.
The examined to observe dilatation of the cervix.
The connected to a fetal monitor to measure the frequency of contractions and monitor baby’s heartbeat.

What are the three stages in which you divide the labor?

Stage 1: Labor:
This stage begins when the pregnant woman has regular contractions that dilate the cervix. Lasts until the cervix dilates fully to 10 centimeters (4 inches.). This stage can occur gradually without observable contractions for several days but can occur in just a few hours with contractions very evident. Each labor is different.

Step 2: Push and birth:
This stage begins when the cervix is fully dilated and ends with the birth. The average duration of this stage is one to two hours but in many women shorter or longer.

Stage 3: Expulsion of the placenta:
This stage begins immediately after the birth of the baby and ends with the expulsion of the placenta. Usually lasts between 10 minutes and one hour.

How are labor pains?
Every woman responds differently to labor pains. For some, contractions may resemble severe menstrual cramps. For others, the pain may be stronger and harder to bear.

What can women from labor pains?
Some women prefer to endure the pain of labor naturally, using breathing techniques and relaxation. Classes childbirth can help you learn these techniques. Most women, however, take any medication for pain relief.