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Lots of braxton hicks or none at all, your experiences?

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Dozeyland · 16/02/2012 21:27

I had early BH's with DD's pregnancy, and had a very efficient labour, i am nearly 27 weeks pregnant with DC and again have BHs strong, and every night, and also in the day but a lot more at night.

They seem stronger more early on 2nd time around. does this indicate much for labour?

I know its good practice for the uterus prior to labour, but a few friends of mine, havent had them or never have and had pretty pants labours...

Your experiences?

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franke · 16/02/2012 21:31

I had loads with dc1 and had a really rubbish induced labour ending in emcs.

I don't remember them at all with dc2 and dc3 both of which were pretty straightforward labours (as if there is such a thing Wink)

So there you go: a very scientific survey of my pg, labour and birth history Grin

ZhenThereWereTwo · 16/02/2012 21:34

None with DD at all during pregnancy, had lots of contractions 2 mins apart lasting at least a minute from before I was even in active labour, just a shame DD's head was in a bad position and she got stuck whilst pushing as I went from 3-10cm in around 5 hours which is not bad for a first time labour.

This time round I have been having occasional bouts after lots of walking/stress/when needing to pass urine or faeces and often lying down at night, will see how this one goes.

SIL has had 5 kids and said each time BH's got much stronger than the one before. Each of her labours were different and having strong BH's didn't neccessarily make it easier.

Dozeyland · 16/02/2012 21:34

lol. just goes to show that pregnancy, labour is just unpredictable :)

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