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what is going on? when is she coming!?!

Ok so I'm only 34-35w! This is my second baby and I have no idea what is going!! With my first, contractions didn't start until I was in labor. So I didn't have any false alarms and my bh didn't hurt. This one is another story! She is huge like my first.. at 31w5d I was measuring 38w! She moves literally 50x an hour somedays.. and it feels like she is going to break right out of my belly button, I must be black and blue in there! So here's the thing Fri I had an hour of rank contractions 6min apart a min long.. sat nothing! Sunday contractions started at 6pm and went until 3am about 4min apart. Then stopped! Mon I called my doc and they can't get me in for a week. Today all day I have had Bh contractions where my stomach goes hard and it's uncomfortable but nothing like the others. Not to mention I'm getting a dinging in my vagina ever so often. What is she doing in there? And why do these contractions hurt so darn bad if I'm not in labor?
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I've been in the same boat hun. Just got checked today and my cervix is opening-so explains the stingy sensation, but I'm not dilated, and already effacing. I'm 36 weeks 5 days. my contractions hurt like a mother effer and my tummy gets rock hard. But they aren't consistent, so i just have to deal with it =( it's my second baby also, my first was 9.5 pounds and this baby is big too
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The stinging might be you dilating. If you're concerned, go to the er. They'll check you every so often and if you're not dilating, give you visterall (I know that's spelled wrong). If you keep having contractions, then that means you're in active labor. But if they stop after taking the meds, they were just practice contractions than.
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