méhösszehúzódásokat
Méhosszehúzódásokat, commonly referred to as uterine contractions, are the tightening and shortening of the uterine muscles. These contractions are a fundamental physiological process, most notably occurring during labor and childbirth. During pregnancy, the uterus may experience milder, irregular contractions known as Braxton Hicks contractions, which are often described as practice contractions or false labor. These are typically not painful and do not cause cervical changes.
True labor contractions, on the other hand, are regular, progressively stronger, and closer together. They serve
Beyond pregnancy and childbirth, uterine contractions can also occur in other contexts, though less commonly. Certain