False labor, or Braxton-Hicks contractions usually occur in the 2 weeks prior to real labor, especially with the first childbirth.
You are getting ready to have your baby!
a premature labor occurs when the fetus has been developing in the womb for 37 weeks or less, a false labor is when the mother feels contractions and believes the labor may have begun hours or days before the actual labor starts.
It sounds like it could be real labor! Call your doctor or just go into the hospital. The worse that can happen is they send you home! Good Luck!
Labor is not accompanied by nausea. But if you have it at 37 weeks, check your blood pressure, you might be having preeclampsia.
If you aren't yet 37 weeks (full term) and having labor symptoms, you need to contact your Doctor!
There is really no straight answer for that. Your baby is fully engaged, but that doesn't necessarily mean labor is imminent. It does mean that your body is getting ready though. Good luck!
relax and let nature take its course,38 weeks is not to early to go into labor
Around the time that your baby is due to be born, give or take a few days/weeks.
Yes, however, on tv you have a contraction & you go to the hospital & the baby is born. With all of my babies, i had back pain & contractions for weeks before they were so painful i could not stand it (active labor- 4 to 8 cm dilated). So if the pain is not bothering you, you are probably having contractions & your body is gearing up to go into heavy, active labor soon!
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Kissing cannot cause a woman to go into early labor. Even French kissing cannot force a woman into labor. Instead, changes in hormone levels begin several weeks before the first labor contractions. Many women experience Braxton-Hicks contractions, often called "false labor" for up to 2 to 3 weeks before real labor begins. During those last few weeks, the baby should turn head down, and begin to move toward the birth canal. That pressure helps to begin the dilation (opening) of the cervix so that many women are already 1-2 cm dilated when they arrive at the hospital. Sexual intercourse during the last couple weeks can in some cases start true labor; your doctor will advise you about whether you should have intercourse.
You usually start having pelvic examinations at 36 weeks (the start of the nineth month of preganncy.) They will continue at each weekly visit until the birth of the baby. You usually start having pelvic examinations at 36 weeks (the start of the nineth month of preganncy.) They will continue at each weekly visit until the birth of the baby.