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Labour pain

2022-09-20 13:14:24
How will you know about labour pain started...becz it is my first pregnancy..and i don't know about it...plz explain about it
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Answered2022-09-21 05:20:01

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Labour pains usually start in lower back and come towards lower abdomen, they may initially feel like menstrual cramps. The tummy becomes tight and then relaxes. This starts happening more frequently and lasts longer as time progresses. No pain killer will stop this kind of pain. Then u know that it's time to got the hospital.

Answered2022-09-21 02:50:58

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At the time of labour pain your uterus becomes stiff Pain lasts for 30 to 40 seconds

Answered2022-09-20 13:38:25

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Sit with a watch If u hv 3 contractions each lasting 40 sec in ten min It's labour pain U cannot miss labour pains Meet ur Dr fr a labour counseling class

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