Aa
does it sound like back labor?
My back has been hurting horribly for the past day and a half. Its not going away either except when i get a bh or contraction it hurts twice as much but i dnt have a whole lot of pain in front. My bh are starting to get more painful but they are still erattic. But my back is hurting so much it hurts to move a whole lot. Its down low too. I dnt kno if its back labor or if i need to find out if something is actually wrong with my back..i need some imput.
Usually kidney infections u feel in the sides of ur back tho. All my pain is low in my back right above my butt kinda and at my tail bone.
Its possible you have a kidney infection because back labor is when you have a contraction and it starts from your stomach and goes to your hips and back. Constant back pain is never a good sign
Still having contractions but they are still not horribly painful in front but they are deff more intense thn my normal bh still not very consistant tho. Hands and knees does hurt more tho. Im just going to take some tylenol and relax. Thanks ladies mayb ill get lucky and he will want to come out hah
Oops meant arms/head***
It's possible baby is just putting a lot of pressure on your back in the position they are in. I would try getting on your hands and knees, you can even elevate your knees so your sloped down. So like your knees up on the couch and then your arms/gear on the floor on a blanket or something. It should move baby off where they are applying pressure. Also try a warm bath or shower. If the stretches and the bath do nothing then call into your doctor. I would hold the stretch for as long as you can, and repeat it a couple times (unless obviously it cause more pain). Hope this helps.
I would count the contractions for an hour if they come consistently then go to labor and delivery. If they don't I would give it more time. Try walking, laying on your left side, and a warm bath. If they are still coming after all that. I would call your doc
Btw im 37 +3
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