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SIGNS LABOUR MAY BE STARTING 🤰🏾🏥 How do you know that labour may really be starting? Here are some important signs every pregnant woman and her family should know: 1️⃣ REGULAR CONTRACTIONS True labour contractions usually become stronger, longer and closer together. They continue even when you rest or change position. Unlike ordinary discomforts that may come and go, true labour pains follow a pattern and become more intense. 2️⃣ YOUR WATER BREAKS 💧 Your “water” is the fluid surrounding the baby. When it breaks, you may notice a big gush or a small continuous trickle of fluid from the vagina. It may happen before contractions or during labour. If you think your water has broken, contact your midwife or go to the hospital for assessment, especially if the fluid is green/brown, bloody, has a bad smell, or you feel unwell. 3️⃣ MUCUS PLUG / BLOODY SHOW You may notice thick mucus coming from the vagina, sometimes mixed with a small amount of blood. This can happen as the cervix begins to change in preparation for labour. A small amount of blood-stained mucus can be normal, but heavy bleeding is not something to wait and watch at home. Go to the hospital for assessment. 4️⃣ LOWER BACK PAIN & PRESSURE Some women experience lower back pain, pelvic pressure, or a feeling that the baby is pushing down. This can happen as labour approaches, especially when it occurs together with regular contractions. 5️⃣ FEELING LIKE YOU NEED TO PUPU? 💩🚨 As the baby moves lower into the pelvis, the baby’s head can put pressure on the rectum. This can give you a strong feeling that you need to pupu/pass stool, even when you don’t actually need to open your bowels. If this feeling becomes strong, especially together with regular contractions or increasing pressure, go to the hospital for assessment, as it can happen when labour is progressing. ❤️ WHEN SHOULD YOU GO TO THE HOSPITAL? If you have regular contractions that are becoming stronger and closer together, your water breaks, you have heavy vaginal bleeding, severe pain, reduced baby movements, or you feel a strong urge to push — contact your midwife or go to the hospital for assessment. Every woman’s labour is different, so don’t compare your experience with someone else’s. Save this video and share it with a pregnant woman or someone supporting a pregnant woman. 🤰🏾❤️ 👩🏾‍⚕️ Belinda Sarfo-Nkrumah | Know Before You Go #KnowBeforeYouGo #PregnancyTipsGhana #LabourSigns #PregnancyEducation #NurseBelinda

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