Aa
ohhhh baby....
Ever since Sunday I've been having Braxton Hicks contractions, ( but on Sunday only, I had lower back pain that radiated to the front of my stomach, I was at work and luckily was going on break so once I sat down and ate something that pain went away ).... And now I feel pressure on my lady part and it hurts to walk. This morning around 430 I went to the bathroom and the lower part of my stomach felt so heavy and I had a strong urge to take a number 2 but nothing happened so I went back to lay down and had mild cramps but once I drank water it went away. I have a feeling my baby girl will make her appearance very soon
Everything u said im going through and I found out today im 3cm. Everything u both said is the right thing to do and when its time we shall know
Everything u said im going through and I found out today im 3cm. Everything u both said is the right thing to do and when its time we shall know
Oh Ok I was getting freaked out because it seemed different when I had my son but that was over 6 years ago haha but thank you so so much your response
She didn't say anything about checking me for dialation. I'm back in two weeks at 36. She didn't say anything about doing it then so I would guess 37 weeks or later. Or maybe not at all. I read some other posts on here that said it depends where you go
That's normal then. Your body is getting ready for Labour and if baby is active they say that you feel more pains. When they start just lay down and drink water. If they get more intense no matter what you do and last for hours then go in :)
When did your Dr tell you that she's going to start checking to see if your dilating? Apparently my midwife won't do exams unless there's a reason, I want to know if I'm dilated at all but nope I have to wait till I'm in labor ugh
People don't usually respond to my posts either :( If the contractions go away then you're not in Labour yet. I get really bad cramps in my cervix and I'm 34 weeks 3 days. When I saw my doctor today she said to only worry if they feel like contractions and last for a couple hours and don't go away.
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