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Re: 24 weeks and a lot of braxton hicks contractions

From: Rachelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 28 Feb 2003 08:24:10 -0600 (CST)

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Sounds normal for an over active pregnant woman. You really should heed warning from your own body. If the over activity is causing braxton hicks and pain in general, you are over doing it. There is no need for concern unless you've felt the babies movements subside, you've noticed a change in vaginal discharge, or you begin getting regular and frequent contractions. Until then, listen to your body telling you to slow down. Although a child can survive outside of the uterus at this stage, it isn't the ideal way to bring one into the world. If you are stil concerned, go to your doctor and get some professional reassurance. That's what he/she's there for.

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