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Nausea before labour?- UPDATE it was labour

post #1 of 12
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I feel like I have been asking a ton of questions lately but this is my first and I feel a little lost.

I am having MAJOR Braxton Hicks for the last 3 hours and am a wee bit crampy- not pain just occasionally uncomfortable.The big thing is I am actually nauseous after not a lick of it all pregnancy. Is it possible for BH to cause nausea? Baby is low (it feels like it is in my butt ) and I know nausea is common during transition but how about prior to labour? Here's to hoping!
post #2 of 12
yes, i would say that you can feel nauseous any time during labor, even early labor! particularly if it is accompanied by crampiness or diarrhea...

i think duration is probably the key, though. how are you feeling now, mama?
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Originally Posted by nerin View Post
yes, i would say that you can feel nauseous any time during labor, even early labor! particularly if it is accompanied by crampiness or diarrhea...

i think duration is probably the key, though. how are you feeling now, mama?
Update I think I am having contractions(? ) Nausea is gone I think I slept it off. I am being woken up by what can be described as a peroid cramp/back pain. It is coming every 5 or mins (not timing yet) but the actual duration is less than 30 sec. It woke me up a while ago but I forced myself back to sleep. At this point although mild I don't think there is enough time in between to sleep.

Heres another one!

.....nausea is back
post #4 of 12
I've had two false labors that started like this and lasted a whole day before fizzing out at bed time. Man did it get my hopes up. First time was two weeks ago and then again last week. I have my fingers crossed for you.
post #5 of 12
I've had this for over 2 weeks now. I HOPE, for your sake, that this is real!!! Keep us posted and I'll be sending baby/labor vibes to you!!!
post #6 of 12
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update and question

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Originally Posted by Chronic Chrissy View Post
I've had two false labors that started like this and lasted a whole day before fizzing out at bed time. Man did it get my hopes up. First time was two weeks ago and then again last week. I have my fingers crossed for you.
That's why I am leaving DH and my birth partner in bed I have taken the dog for a walk and am now bouncing ... (contraction break) on yoga ball

Contractions have gone from 5 to 4 min in between and 45 sec to 1min in length. My midwife says call when: 3-2-1 but dammit I can't remember what the 321 is!!!! I think it is 3 mins apart, 2 minutes long, for 1 hour? Does that sound right?
post #7 of 12
Hmm, 3 minutes apart for an hour sounds right, but I'm not sure about the 2 minutes long-that seems like a really long contraction! I'd say call her when you really have to start breathing and concentrating through them. But it does sound like things are getting going for you!! I hope you're holding your LO by nightfall!
post #8 of 12
I haven't heard that 321 but I would assume, 3 minutes apart for 2 hours lasting 1 minute. I don't know that I have ever had a contraction last 2 minutes unless I was induced with pitocin.
post #9 of 12
Yay! I'm so excited for you! This sounds like it's it!!!
post #10 of 12
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Thanks everyone. Colben Hunter was born at 5:50pm on Saturday. We ended up at the hospital with a a theraputic epi on advicde of MW as at 4cm at hour 4pm I had swollen cervix, puking, pushy and not full thined, and completely out of control. In 20mins I went from 4 to 10 cm once epi administered! once pushing it was confirmed membranes were still intact and it was a compound presentation (hands with head). Not the homebirth I had hoped for and definitely not my finest hour (take. me. to. the. hospital. now! ) but I like to think of it as home labour (80% of it)/ hospital birth (20% of it)

Thanks ladies for your support

photos: http://teammaab.blogspot.com/2009/06...g-is-born.html
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Originally Posted by mischa.simpson View Post
Thanks everyone. Colben Hunter was born at 5:50pm on Saturday. We ended up at the hospital with a a theraputic epi on advicde of MW as at 4cm at hour 4pm I had swollen cervix, puking, pushy and not full thined, and completely out of control. In 20mins I went from 4 to 10 cm once epi administered! once pushing it was confirmed membranes were still intact and it was a compound presentation (hands with head). Not the homebirth I had hoped for and definitely not my finest hour (take. me. to. the. hospital. now! ) but I like to think of it as home labour (80% of it)/ hospital birth (20% of it)

Thanks ladies for your support

photos: http://teammaab.blogspot.com/2009/06...g-is-born.html
Congrats!! :
post #12 of 12
Our labors sound similar. MY first, it was JUST like this.

I DID have contractions lasting 3 minutes long at home. They were AWFUL.

You did great mama. COngratulations.
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