How to Prevent Preterm Labour (8 Easy Ways)

The excitement of a baby being born can be uplifting. However, what isn’t talked about is the fear and anxiety caused during pregnancy. Due to increased stress levels, unhealthy habits, and unpredictable illnesses, chances of premature labour increase. The term ‘premature labour’ itself indicates that the baby has been delivered or will be delivered before she is physically mature enough to curtail the risks of any disability or medical condition.

Although the causes of premature labour are not known, it can be prevented in some circumstances. Striving for a full-term pregnancy while also making sure that your baby is healthy is one of the primary concerns most mothers-to-be have. If you want to know how to avoid preterm labour, watch this video and learn about tips to reduce the chances of preterm labour.

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[grace]

thank you i’m only 5 months but concerned

[filipina]

Im 19 weeks pregnant and told my OB I felt abdomen tighten and harden most of the time. He said It could be contractions which isn't normal bec Im only 5 mos so he gave me a progesterone to be inserted in the vagina. After a week of taking Im still feeling the same. Hoping it's not contractions though