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This is my fifth baby and you'd think I'd remember, especially since my last pregnancy wasn't that long ago. Long story short I became pregnant with this one unexpectedly only a couple months after delivering my last baby, who was born a month premature. Although he was born healthy, my midwife is adament that she doesn't think I'll go full term with this baby, especially given how close they will be. This scares me. I've been watching every sign of possible premature labor. Like a few days ago, we had a nice day so we went to the zoo and I think I overdid it a bit. I had BH the next day that only went away when I went to bed that night. When I woke up, they were gone. Now I'm losing a bit of mucus (not bloody) but I'm wondering if all the BH started to efface my cervix? Also since the zoo trip I've been feeling this dull ache in the front of my pelvis, down low by my pubic line.
I called the nurse and talked to her but she didn't seem concerned, said that the mucus plug will generally regenerate itself and to just take it easy for the next few days. When I was pregnant with my last baby they blew all my symptoms off as being "normal" until I went to the office without making an appointment telling them that at 35 weeks I was in labor. They told me that it was probably pre-labor and checked my cervix, only to find I was already 6 cm dilated. I had him an hour and a half later. I really don't want to go through that again.
I called the nurse and talked to her but she didn't seem concerned, said that the mucus plug will generally regenerate itself and to just take it easy for the next few days. When I was pregnant with my last baby they blew all my symptoms off as being "normal" until I went to the office without making an appointment telling them that at 35 weeks I was in labor. They told me that it was probably pre-labor and checked my cervix, only to find I was already 6 cm dilated. I had him an hour and a half later. I really don't want to go through that again.