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Labor?
So last night(a few hours ago) my husband and I had sex and I took evening primarose oil pills for the first time ever. I took two orally and one vaginally, at 12:30 I woke up not feeling great and having contractions. I pooped and threw up, could these be labor signs? I have no back pains, but keep feeling the baby move low across my cervix and my stomach keeps cramping up. I'm sitting in a warm bath now in hopes that it'll help simmer me down some. So I guess I may just be wondering if these are signs of labor? Hopefully I can get a good answer at this hour or night.
Yeah I know they like to send you home and my paper I got from my ob says unless your water breaks or your contractions are to the point of not being able to talk or walk you don't need to go in.
I would try to sleep and if you get really sick or you start getting frequent contractions,go to the hospital. Good luck! And in my experience they like to blow u off if u arent 100% sure its labor. If u think u need to go to the hospital dont let them tell you not to.
Yeah my friend gave them to me, I'm not sure if that's what did the trick or not, but I am defiantly having contractions from something that I've done.
Yeah I just threw up a big amount, but with it being 1:50am I'm sure some of my food had to have digested, well hopefully anyways. I don't really have diarrhea, but it's very soft poop, and I have to go often! And I have more has then I've ever had before as well.
Idk if its labor but when i hadmy baby i was sick alll day. Diahhrea andpuking every 20 min. I went to the hospital and was so dehydrated i needed 5 bags of fluid. My babies heart rate dropped when i almost passed out and they rushed me for a c section. I ended up not getting t and they just induced me. Doesnt sound like you are as sick but if u do get sick and think your dehydrated go to the hospital! When i called they told me not to go in and i might have lost my baby if i didnt
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