During the “9 months and 10 days” of pregnancy, the pregnant woman’s cervix will be closed, along with mucus to prevent infection into the uterus. Before the onset of labor begins, the cervix will change to face forward, become softer and shorter.

What kind of contractions should you have to go to the hospital for? This is probably a question of many pregnant women, especially those who are giving birth for the first time. In fact, many mothers have confused between physiological contractions and real uterine contractions.