In the last weeks of pregnancy, mothers always look forward to the birth of their baby every day, but there are some cases where the baby is past the due date and still shows no signs of labor. This situation can be dangerous for the fetus and the mother, so what should a pregnant woman do when the baby is past the due date?

According to statistics, only 5% of women give birth on the due date as prescribed by the doctor and many first-time mothers have to wait past the due date to welcome their newborn. There are many cases of 40 weeks of pregnancy with no signs of labor, making mothers restless.

During pregnancy, if the baby's due date has arrived but there are still no symptoms or signs of labor, the pregnant woman needs to be closely monitored by obstetricians to have timely interventions to support the baby's birth.