I agree, sounds like pre-labour. I had it for 4 weeks with DD2The only upside was once labour actually stared it was really quick
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I agree, sounds like pre-labour. I had it for 4 weeks with DD2The only upside was once labour actually stared it was really quick
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I don't have first hand experience of a long pre-labour but one of my good friends had her 3rd baby on Friday after 3 days of what you've described, and then less than 1.5 hrs of active labourShe only just made it to the hospital and came very close to delivering in the foyer. So my advice would be to get to the hospital as soon as things crank up a bit as you ladies that have long pre-labour seem to go super fast at the end.
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I had lots of prelabour too. Be wary that it could start properly but try not to get disheartened if it doesn't. It could go on for a week!
I agree it's frustrating but it's making things nice and ready for the big event. The 3 of mine that I had prelabour for were 2 hours or less![]()
Ooh, I don't mind a long prelabour if it makes labour quick - not at all!!!!!
Oooh I'm jealous now, where are MY days and days of exhausting and frustrating pre-labour?!? :P
i've been having contractions ranging from 10 mins apart to 30 mins apart 24 hours a day consistently for the last 4 days - i'm just exhausted. Just want things to either stop so i can sleep or speed up so i can meet bubs.
Im back from Hospital......nothing to report baby only just in 1/5......well I guess its somethingStill having period pains, mw tried to tell me it was bh but its not, as I have been having them pretty regularly so i know them
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And my next appointment will be 40 +5I am DESPARATELY trying to change it to +1, as I want an S+S asap after due date, in the hope of avoiding induction.
Might have to try seducing hubby tonight.........hum should be interesting
How you travelling m2w, hope your contractions have started up again.
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