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Is It Time??
I am 40wks and 3days. I wasnt dialated at my doctors appointment on wednesday. Thursday night I had regular contractions and diarreah. Today my contractions are 4 minutes apart is been almost an hour and a half. No mucus plug or water breaking. Do I go to the hospital??
Good luck hun keep us updated :)
You should go. Your water doesn't always break on its own. Some women dilate to 10 and the Dr. has to rip the amniotic sac by hand. That's why they say to go if your water breaks OR your contractions are consistently 5 min. apart for an hour. Whichever comes first. I like to think of it like taking your car for an oil change lol good luck momma!!! And please keep us updated, don't forget about us lol
Ok thank you ladies! Hopefully ill be meeting my baby boy today. Wish me luck :)
Ok thank you ladies! Hopefully ill be meeting my baby boy today. Wish me luck :)
I'm 24 weeks with my first child, and my goodness, I absolutely cannot stand my husbands side of the family! Just hearing there car pull into the drive way is like nails on a chalk board...
I would go to the hospital. Contractions seem to be consistent
I say go for it, and if they send you home try to stay active so your labor progresses faster.
It looks like regular contractions and they cause cervix to change. Water always does not break first. You can go to hospital.
Well they say go when ur contractions are 5 mins apart... I'd go or have ur husband/lover check you. You can read on internet how to check ur partner my husband checked me wen it was time last pregnancy
Oh my goodness ok. I am just unsure if I should actually wait until my water breaks before I go to the hospital. I dont want to go then get sent home because I might not be dialated enough
Yes. At 37 weeks with last baby I had gone to the doctor just a few days beige at 36 and wasn't dilated or effaced. Then water broke and bam.
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