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Hello, I am in 37th week of pregnancy. I have hard braxton hicks. And it pressure to me. I cant sleep at nights, because these pressures of belly is very much. Please help me. I am working with computer everyday.
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A Braxton Hicks contraction is defined as an intermittent, painless contraction that may occur every 10 to 20 minutes after the first trimester of pregnancy. If you experience discomfort or pain with these contractions, try out long and deep breathing, relaxation, massage, movement and simply changing position can help with any pain from these contractions. Back to All Questions

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