Sentences with phrase «prodromal labor at»

I am pregnant with my third and again started prodromal labor at 36 weeks.

We're struggling to make ends meet because prodromal labor at least once a week since 36w4d had us figuring that i wouldn't go «post dates» and I took off work at 40w1d (unpaid since I am a nurse and had to use most of my PTO covering low census days that I was canceled).

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Braxton Hicks contractions can start in the second trimester while prodromal labor only starts at the end of your pregnancy.

Prodromal labor is known for starting and stopping at around the same time every day.

My second was about six hours of prodromal labor, but the active labor (when contractions are at regular intervals, less than five minutes apart) was less than three hours.

I learned about prodromal labor only after enduring it at the end of my first pregnancy.

Ahead of time, I'll discuss with my care team my options for helping me get rest in the event that I have significant sleep problems again at the end of pregnancy (especially since my last prodromal labor was only at night)

My chiropractor Dr. Zimmerman from Sowing Wellness, who lovingly adjusted my achy pregnant body, magically calming my ridiculous amount of prodromal labor was in attendance; she chatted with me as our babies cooed and stared at one another.

Prodromal labor can last days, weeks or even a month or more, often starting and stopping at the same time each day (or night).

And my prodromal started at 34 weeks, so I'm glad it was just prodromal and not preterm labor.

When I was due with my second child, I had 4 + weeks of prodromal labor (not that I knew what it was at the time; I called it false labor because I'd never heard of prodromal labor).

We are still waiting on the baby and at this point I'm three days over 40 weeks, so it will be interesting to see if all this prodromal labor results in a shorter active labor.

At my six week postpartum appointment, I asked my midwife what had happened with my labor, and she responded that it sounded like I've had a very intense prodromal labor.

Many women who have had prodromal labor (labor that doesn't progress and then stops, usually at night) also have a baby who is not in the best position.