28 Weeks & Lots Of Painful BH With Pressure

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• snowbaby1214 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  BH is normal, but call your OB.  He may want to monitor you!

  
  

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• Milagros315 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  I was having a lot of BHs last week that were really uncomfortable /bothersome. I also had the pressure. Mine went away when I layed down, but if they hadn't gone away I would have called my doctor. I also would have called if they had been more crampy-painful.
  
  I hope it's no big deal for you too!

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• Pips09 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  I would call your doctor.

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• honeybeee3 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  lilmissdeedee said:

  I've got an appointment 2moz so Deffo going to mention it, it's just worrying me more today as it seems like it's getting worse (not by much) but each day it just feels like the BH are more intense with more pain and the pressure feels more

  I think you should call your doctor today just to be safe.
  
  When is your appointment? I'm not sure what 2moz means.

  
  

  
  
  
  

  
  

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• forthelove12 member

  November 2014 edited November 2014 Answer ✓

  I had some cramping and went in to get checked. My cervix was thinning out and they ending up putting in a pessary to keep they baby's head off my cervix to hopefully prevent preterm labor. My point is that if you catch things early, there's a better chance of stopping things like preterm labor or other complications. Better safe than sorry. I hope everything turns out perfect, though!

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• LaBellaVida member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  I'm on my 4th, and I had some BH last week that were painful. ... that I was thinking could have been pre term labor because it felt just like early labor pains.
  
  They eventually went away. ... I'm still pregnant, but I had to just chill out. I was busy doing things and constantly moving. I didn't drink enough water so I went and laid down on my left side, drank water and just chilled for a few days.
  
  At my appointment yesterday I was asked if I was contracting, and I brought up last week. She said being as this is my 4th my body knows what contractions are, I know what to look out for and I just needed to chill out like I had done.
  
  It's normal to have these pains esp. Being a BTDT mom.
  
  If your overly concerned, I'd call just to double check.
  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Lindsay9911 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  Do you drink a lot of water? I had the same thing happen to me but my contractions caused me to dilate 1 cm. I was severely dehydrated and the moment I started drinking 8-10 bottles of water a day I haven't had any more issues and haven't dilated any further.
  
  

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• Aillise member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  Im a STM and 29+ weeks. I had something similar Saturday night, BH with a cramping/pulling sensation, during each contraction. They lasted an hour and were pretty timeable. I called my dr office and was told if they didn't stop within an hour after drinking water and laying down to go to L&D. Luckily mine stopped and I have only had an occasional BH here and there since then. I have an appt in a few days, as well as a growth scan.

  I would def call you OB since she ( and the office/hospital) know all of your medical information and would be able to make that call based on your symptoms. Fingers crossed that you're just having BH and not actual contractions.

  

  
  

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• lmno12515 member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  I have the same issues going on (BH+pressure) dr put me on bed rest

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• Barbiemasacre member

  November 2014 Answer ✓

  Same here and doc hasn't put me
  On anything yet since I live with my mil that is a retired labor and delivery nurse that monitors me closely I'm just made to take it easy no heavy lifting, no over cleaning, more water, and lots of rest.

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