Hello, Jamison here, As A rule it is not A good idea to induce or allow labor early, Only YOUR personal doctor can tell you if you need to give birth early, There are A LOT of factors to concider when talking about labor,,,,,,,,, My wife was 6 months early, She and her twin sister were The eariest babies in the county where they were born in Cali. in 1982, There were all sorts of complications for the two babies that TOGETHER WEIGHED LESS THAN 3 POUNDS at birth.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Good luck, Jamison. If you have been working closely with your doctor and the baby is a good weight and you are naturally going into contractions then you and your baby will be fine. Your doctor will decide on what is best for you and your baby. New mothers can have false labor and be in and out of the hospital expecting to give birth sometimes once or twice. Sometimes the doctor is forced to enduce labor or perform a C-Section if the baby has not dropped and there is no indication of the baby being born two weeks after the due date.
Should be right after, since normally water breaks after you feeling contractions in minutes apart as sign of early labor phase
Yes, people used contractions just like we use. They were not as common in informal speech and writing as they are today.
Early labor is the very beginning stages of having a baby. In this stage, your contractions will gradually become longer and stronger.
Go and see your doctor or midwife now. The baby is probably early
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According to my midwife today, yes it is. I'm 14 weeks and have been feeling BH for a few days now. This is my second child.
no
that depends how early. my 83 weighs around 4600 lbs.
She would only get contractions if she was going into labour early. She might experience Braxton Hicks contractions which are the body's way of preparing for labour. They are not real contractions but many people mistake them for real contractions and think they are going into labour. If they get worse and worse and begin coming regularly, it is important to go to the hospital straightaway
It's unusual - if you have any concerns - see your doctor or midwife as soon as possible !
well it only happens if you are doing something wrong with the baby or its contractions.
Technically, yes, but only if she is experiencing early onset puberty.