Concerns or no? 29 weeks

[Molly33]

I am not sure if i need to be concerned or no but i have felt movments in my pregnancy the odd kick. but ive never felt proper movments as in her moving from oneside to the other due to to the way shes lying. Anyway today ive been feeling a bit off and my underwear seems to not only have white discharge but my underwear is wet too! She also seems to go very quiet to very random sudden movments that i feel quite low down. This morning i had a tiny period ache that went as quick as it came on! Im just concerned that this is some kind of early labour sign? Its my first so i have no idea.. I have a slight pain to the right centre too. I have a scan next week im not worried anythings wrong with baby im more worried that im going into some sign of early labour i just dont feel right.

Ring your midwife now hun x

I would also ring just to talk it through with your midwife and she may decide to see you to make sure everything is ok.

But if it's any reassurance, I went into labour at just over 27 weeks and it wasnt niggles, it felt like full on cramps (mainly back pain) and I knew something was wrong.

Doesn’t sound like labour but if her movements have changed go and get a trace done at the hospital.

I dont even have a direct number for my. Midwife just a 9-5 number :/ i just feel like such a pain ive been in to see them during the day for pains turns out its always because i have "a small frame" and i feel things more or baby doesnt have lots of room "because of my frame" and then when i didnt feel her for 4 days turned out she was facing the other way.. I want to ring someone but the sametime i feel im wasting time.

Ring your maternity assessment unit. Number should be in your notes it's open 24 hours for exactly this reason. I know it's worrying but they would want to reassure you ten times over rather then leave you worrying.

Any change in movements should be seen the same day. Ring triage at the hospital. As PP said the number should be in your notes.

Never feel like you're wasting their time ... they would rather see you 100 times and you ring every hour and things be fine!

Get on the phone ASAP to either midwife or the outpatients assessment unit. It's better to be safe than sorry and you'll not be wasting their time.
We've phoned three times (first time I was a bit like you not wanting to bother anyone, but was quite upset so my DP called my sister for advice who then told him call the unit regardless). Each time either my DP or myself have expalined to them the symptoms over the phone and each time they have told us to come in. Thankfully everything has been fine each time, but the peace of mind you get is priceless.