Understanding Early Labor Symptoms at 37 Weeks

Learn the signs of early labor at 37 weeks, including contractions, backaches, and more.

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Early labor at 37 weeks can vary but often includes a dull backache, cramping, or pelvic pressure. Contractions may feel like strong menstrual cramps that come and go at regular intervals. It's crucial to track the timing of contractions and contact a healthcare provider if they become frequent or intense.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the first signs of labor? The first signs of labor may include regular contractions, a dull backache, and pelvic pressure.
  2. How long do early labor symptoms last? Early labor symptoms can vary in duration, lasting from hours to days before active labor begins.
  3. When should I contact my healthcare provider during early labor? Contact your healthcare provider if contractions become frequent or intense, or if you have concerns about symptoms.
  4. What does pelvic pressure feel like during early labor? Pelvic pressure during early labor often feels like a heavy sensation or pressure in the lower abdomen and pelvis.

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