36 weeks please help r these sings of labour and how long do i have to put up with this?

[alexisemily]

had bad braxton hicks well have for 2 weeks but i throwing up twice i got bad pain that are worst when i walk but cant keep still sitting done a number 2 seven times only 2 was a little runny sorry tmi but i got to say it i want to be sick again im going crazy is this signs of labour if so how much longer do i have to put up with this i was pain free for the first night in 2 weeks the other night but still couldnt sleep was up every hour going to toilet heaps more also want to do another number 2 but cant please i had none of these problems with my first 2 kids doctors wont do nothing for me, seince i trow up she not moving as much i have cheast infection for 2 days its still coming but they dont make me sick it hurts to try do number 2 goes down my belly not so bad sitting down worst walking around i had shankes the other day i wanted to clean the house bad yesterday but wasnt home and despereted to get home to do it now i just want to sleep plz help also what were ur signs of labour?

i also been told about weight but have only lost weight the whole time never put any on

It doesn't sound like you're in labour. Your body, with the Braxton Hicks, is preparing itself for the real thing. Going to the toilet lots is because the baby is most likely pressing down on your bladder, and I'm afraid that isn't going to stop anytime soon - I had the same issue of getting up to pee at least once an hour all night and now, at 40 weeks + 3, it's getting slightly better (now once every 2-3 hours), though I'm still having sleepless nights as it's harder to get comfortable. I also didn't put on any weight between 35 and 39 weeks, but my bump measured up fine.

The throwing up, shakes, possible chest infection and possible diarrhea does not sound like labour - it does sound like you have a bug of some kind and I would definitely advise you to go back and see your doctor, mentioning these 3 issues separately to those in the paragraph above.

If in any doubt, call up your labour ward. They will most likely ask you in to examine you, hopefully should be able to put your mind at rest and have you seen by a doctor to diagnose/rule out the latter 3 symptoms.