Ive been feeling them since 14 weeks and my Drs dont seem concerned. Ive read/heard that many people have them through most of the pregnancy but just dont recognize it. I would talk to the Doc but as long as youre not having more than 4 an hour youre probably good to go.
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My doctor mentioned them when I went in at my 20 week appointment, and said that it wasn't uncommon to begin feeling them then, especially when you have a full bladder or are just finished emptying it.
That is when I notice BHs, and also after I have the big O.
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mine started early in my last pregnancy and they started a few weeks ago in this one also. It seemed to happen more if i needed water or was drinking caffeine
I started feeling them at 16 weeks with my son. At 12 weeks with this little girl. It can be normal for a person to get them early. If you are getting a lot fo them, drink a bunch of water, it does help. If you get more tan 4-6/hour for more than 1 hour in a row, then call you OB and let them know.
Re: 16 weeks too early for Braxton Hicks?
My doctor mentioned them when I went in at my 20 week appointment, and said that it wasn't uncommon to begin feeling them then, especially when you have a full bladder or are just finished emptying it.
That is when I notice BHs, and also after I have the big O.
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