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Back pain concern?!
On and off since mid day I get EXTREMELY painful lower left back pain. I tolerate pain rather well so id assume its pretty bad on the scale. it lasts anywhere from 3-5 minutes then its a constant dull pain. I did already lose my mucus plus a few days ago but no contractions and no leakage or water breakage of course. Could this be early signs of labor or should it be anything of concern?
Ur water doesnt necessarily break on it's own mine never did with both of my boys but i did experience back contractions wirh my first bb n the pain was unbearable but i took a bath n it ease the pain a little n the contractions got stronger i would go in u never know u may have ur bb soon good luck momma.
Some people only experience contractions in their back.. And although I didn't experience that what I did experience is that my contractions were never consistent so I was waiting for them to be whatever they wanted something like every 3-5 minutes for a minute and it never happened! Thankfully my husband made me go to the hospital and I was already 6cm dilated! Lol so I'd say you may be seeing you're baby soon! Good luck! :)
My water didnt break with my first. I to have been dealing with extreme back pain, i take Tylenol for the pain and rest on a heating pad. It helps, not perfect but i am able to tolerate the pain
No you're water does not always break. Mine didn't with either of my first two. It's not overreacting at all. I would go in if I were you.
Im 39weeks today
Its not really regular I dnt think. ima start timing just to see but its a deep throbbing hardcore pain on my left side. I just dnt want to over react becauseid have to go to the er n have them call my doc n what if its just like prelabor pains... idk what to do I really dnt want to over react..if im in labor will my water eventually break?
It could be labor mama. It's not the same for everyone. Some only get back pain. I'd call your doc, esp if they are coming at regular intervals.
It could b back contractions cuz they're unbearable. How far along r u?
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