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Re: contractions 2-4 mins apart @ 36 weeks

From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 4 Jan 2002 13:20:22 -0600 (CST)


At Fri, 4 Jan 2002, bluecrystal wrote: >
>I'm 36 weeks today. Last night at work I ended up going to the l&d unit
>for blurred vision and elevated bp. (150/80) normal is (110-60), trace
>of protein in urine, all lab work cme back negative for preeclampsia. My
>bp came down to 120/70. But my contractions were 2-4 mins for about 3-4
>hours, baby's heart rate was fine through them. I am still having a lot
>of contractions. My last app. a few days ago I was 1 cm dilated, the
>resident did not want to check to see if any further dilation. Right
>now I can feel the contractions but they are tolerable. Should I be
>concerned at all? How do I know when to go back? The resident said if I
>have 5-6 contractions to come back in, but when I left there I was
>having more contractions then that. I'm just confused. Would the
>contractions I have been having cause me to dilate more? Sorry so long,
>thank you for your help.
>
>--
>bluecrystal

Im not an expert, but have been pregnant 5 times, 2 miscarriages and 2 pregnancies with pre-term labor. That said, I believe I was told anymore than 6 contractions in an hour to go to L&D. You may continue to have the contractions, and they may be irregular and vary in strength. Possible braxton hicks? Best Wishes!




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