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Only 35+1 but could this be it??

7 replies

Tea1Sugar · 19/03/2014 09:10

I'm not suppose to go into natural labour as I've had repair surgery following my first birth so have a section booked for 39+1. This is dc2.

Since midnight I've had intermittent period pains and now (tmi) my body has had a clear out. My belly is going hard at the bottom with the pains. They're very erratic not regular at all and as yet I haven't experienced any braxtons, I didn't with dd1 either but whatever this is I haven't slept a wink.

Is this just late pregnancy stuff which just happens to be new to me as I never had it last time?

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Monkeybubbles1 · 19/03/2014 09:15

You need to phone your midwife or doctor, no one here can answer this safely for you.

ZingSweetCoconut · 19/03/2014 09:24

I second calling your hospital to help

Sweetpea86 · 19/03/2014 09:32

Hi Hun best to ring your midwfie I'm 36 weeks but about 2 weeks ago I had the same thing happen to me. And every thing went bk to normal.

But phone hospital and tell them to be on the safe side :)

PretzelPrincess · 19/03/2014 11:32

Call the doc! I had similar symptoms at 34 weeks and thought it was just late pregnancy stuff. 2 days later my waters broke and I had my lil man at 35 weeks! Eek!

pinkpompomispretty · 19/03/2014 11:39

I'm experiencing similar pains, do they tend to keep u in? Or just check u over? As I have no one to have my dd for me x

SchroSawMargeryDaw · 19/03/2014 11:46

Phone the hospital. With DS2 my waters went at 34+3 and he was born at 35 weeks. At least if it is happening now and you call them ASAP there might be time for steroid injections.

Clobbered · 19/03/2014 11:50

May just be baby adjusting position and going head down, but no way to tell for sure without midwife / hospital check, especially as your case is not straightforward (previous surgery). Why take the risk?

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