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Uterine contractions

During the birthing process, a woman's uterus tightens, or contracts. Contractions can be strong and regular (meaning that they can happen every 5 minutes, every 3 minutes, and so on) during labour until the baby is delivered. Women can have contractions before labour starts; these are not regular and do not progress, or increase in intensity or duration.

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