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Im 24weeks pregnant having contractions since thursday the doctor told me its not premature labor but im still havin contractions how do i ease pain?
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Medication: There is medication you can take for preterm contractions not causing cervical change. Nifedipine is one possible drug. Relaxation like a warm bath (not too hot) can help too. Make sure you're well hydrated and dr has ruled out a UTI as well.
Answered 6/30/2014
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