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Contractions are signs of labor approaching. They can be viewed as a warning sign. Here watch out four types of contraction you are likely to encounter.
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Ali Graboski is a pregnancy and baby care expert. She loves to share her knowledge about how to stay fit and healthy during pregnancy. According to Ali, Staying calm and practicing some breathing techniques will also help you during the contractions.
See here facts about different types of contractions during pregnancy and what they mean. If You know someone need to know about pregnancy contractions; please leave a comment below and share your knowledge with us.
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Hello Mommies,
I am Ali Graboski and today I'm going to share some facts about different types of contractions during pregnancy and what they mean. Contractions are signs of labor approaching. They can be viewed as a warning sign. Here are the four types of contraction you are likely to encounter:
1. Early contractions- In first trimester, your body adjusts to the pregnancy. The stretching of the ligaments around the uterus can cause these contractions.
2. Preterm contractions: Also known as Braxton Hicks contractions are those that occur after week 34. They are random, irregular and may occur anytime during your pregnancy.
3. False Contractions: These occur prior to your actual contractions, helping the cervix to prepare for delivery. They are intermittent and stop when your body position changes.
4. Actual Contractions: These contractions come in regular intervals, spaced closely and are painful. That means you are in active labor. It is followed by reddish discharge and rupture of the membrane.
Staying calm and practicing some breathing techniques will also help you during the contractions.
Do share your delivery experiences with other would be mommies.
Want to learn more about pregnancy? In that case, go to ConsumerHealthDigest.com.
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