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22 wks with braxton hicks that are regular and painful at times. pressure in my pelvic area. will i go into labor early?
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Check timing: If the Braxton Hicks contractions occur at shortening intervals and regularly, the risk for early labor is much higher.
Answered 8/30/2018
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