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34w along. 11-5-17: had intercourse@(8am). since 3pm til now(9pm)(at work)have continuous contractions when walking, ease up when i sit. be concerned?
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Braxton-Hicks?: May be the Braxton-Hicks contractions that typically are a little milder than labour and may settle with rest, however very important you ring/consult your maternity provider urgently - need to get more info to be reassured here such as whether baby is moving ok whether you feel well, vaginal bleeding etc and may need to be checked clinically. All the best.
Answered 11/6/2017
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