Re: 6 weeks with contractions

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At Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Laura wrote: >
>I am six weeks pregnant and am having contractions - several times a
>day. I spoke with someone at my doctors office and she told me to call
>if I started bleeded and not to be concerned because this is not
>uncommon but I am questioning this because she was neither a physician
>or nurse. Does anyone else think that this is common to have Braxton
>Hicks this early? I realize that if I were going to miscarry it will
>probably happen no matter what I do but I don't want to be falsly
>informed about what might be happening too.
>
>--
>Laura
>

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