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603411 tn?1220978808

Should it feel like this

Hey i have a quick question ........ I am 27 weeks with twins and  sometimes it feels like they are pushing outword.  My stomach gets hard as a rock for a few minutes then relaxes .... Is this a normal thing?
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290867 tn?1333569278
It does sound like braxton hicks. You afre more likely to get them earlier because of the twins! Good Luck
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342647 tn?1291107933
I agree, it sounds like bh contractions and i wouln't worry unless they become regular (6 in an hour) and really painful.  Your babies are also probably running out of room in there and causing pressure on all your organs and ligaments which can cause pain and discomfort.  I  know twins can come earlier than a single baby so maby mention it to your doc next time as at this stage in your pregnancy and with twins you should be seeing your doc every two weeks.
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It could be Braxton Hicks contractions. They can begin as early as 6 weeks and it's a good thing! When it is NOT a good thing is when the contractions are persistent and consistent and painful. But a little tightening is normal.
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334776 tn?1249968581
at your stage, i imagine if it is not painful, it is them kicking you, or each other!  when i hit about 25-27 weeks, i could see alex "grazing" across my stomach with his foot/knee.....now, i'm 33-34 weeks, and he drives me nuts, b/c my stomach will tighten, and all of a sudden, he kicks, then rubs on me....lol.....
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529440 tn?1232113705
How often does this happen and is it painful?
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