Signs You’re Going Into Labor: What to Watch For

Discover the key signs that indicate you might be going into labor soon. Learn when to contact your healthcare provider.

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Signs that you may be going into labor soon include regular contractions, a bloody show (loss of the mucus plug), lower back pain, and water breaking. You might also experience increased pelvic pressure and a burst of energy ('nesting'). If these signs appear, it’s advisable to contact your healthcare provider for guidance on the next steps.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the early signs of labor? Early signs of labor include regular contractions, a bloody show, lower back pain, and increased pelvic pressure.
  2. When should I call my doctor about labor signs? You should contact your healthcare provider if you notice regular contractions or if your water breaks.
  3. What does 'nesting' mean in pregnancy? 'Nesting' refers to a burst of energy some pregnant women feel, prompting them to prepare their home for the baby.
  4. How can I tell if my water has broken? If you experience a sudden gush of fluid or consistent leaking from the vagina, it is likely your water has broken.

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