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I m 36 weeks pregnant and I am experiencing a lot of dizziness. My baby has dropped a lot in the last week, and since last night she feels like she s going to drop out. Also, it feels weird to pee. I had a shot about 2 weeks ago to stop labor, and I m still having contractions. Should I go to the doctor again?? I don t know what s going on and I m miserable.
In pre-labor or early labor (the latent phase), you may have: • Persistent lower back pain or abdominal pain, with a pre-menstrual feeling and cramps. • Painful contractions or tightening that may be irregular in strength and frequency, and may stop and start. • Broken waters. Your membranes may rupture with a gush or a trickle of amniotic fluid. Although this can happen long before labor starts, you should still call your maternity unit to let them know. • A brownish or blood-tinged mucus discharge (bloody show). If you pass the mucus plug that blocks the cervix, labor could start soon, or in a few days. It's a sign that things are moving along. • An upset tummy or loose bowels. Hope I have answered your question. Have a safe and easy delivery!
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How To Detect Labor Pain?
In pre-labor or early labor (the latent phase), you may have: • Persistent lower back pain or abdominal pain, with a pre-menstrual feeling and cramps. • Painful contractions or tightening that may be irregular in strength and frequency, and may stop and start. • Broken waters. Your membranes may rupture with a gush or a trickle of amniotic fluid. Although this can happen long before labor starts, you should still call your maternity unit to let them know. • A brownish or blood-tinged mucus discharge (bloody show). If you pass the mucus plug that blocks the cervix, labor could start soon, or in a few days. It s a sign that things are moving along. • An upset tummy or loose bowels. Hope I have answered your question. Have a safe and easy delivery!