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2080271 tn?1355383722

24 weeks with contractions!!

Is anyone having contraction at 24 weeks
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Avatar universal
I hsd them when i was 24 weeks and i took medication to stop them cause its not good to have them early and after i stop the tablets they came back and now am in bed rest untill i have my baby cause i had real contractions simce 32 weeks
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2193601 tn?1392460637
I've been getting em (braxton hicks contractions) since my 16th week im now 25wks 6days n theyre only getting worse but its completely normal my drs told if they get 2 bad drink some water (cus dehydration can cause em) n lay on my left side but if I have 4 or more in an hr for 2hrs straight then 2 go 2 the hospital
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1473300 tn?1397588529
I have been having braxton hicks a lot. I had contractions so bad at 25 weeks that my doctor sent me to the hospital. They had to give me a shot to calm my uterus and get the contractions to stop. If you are having around 4-6 within an hour you should call your doctor's office to see if they want you to be checked out. At this early stage of pregnancy you are better safe than sorry.
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Avatar universal
They are called braxton hicks contractors, they are normal, but if you get too uncomfortable see the doctor.
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2001903 tn?1345192082
i had two big ones at 26 weeks, just my whole stomach cramped up and then that was it
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2113262 tn?1346101921
I have been having them a lot lately and they drive me nuts, havent had them so bad that Ive gotten checked out though, I hate being "checked". Im 28 weeks. Im actually having one right now haha
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