Labor Pain Questions

She should wait for natural labour, but in case she doesn't get any contractions, you would probably have to go for induced pains via injections and drips, provided there is no foetal distress and her other parameters like BP etc is controlled.

Some short-term achiness in your belly is normal during pregnancy, and you can experience different sensations in different trimesters. Here are some common causes:
1. Implantation
Many women feel menstrual-like pain or cramps for a day or so early in pregnancy. This usually happens when the embryo is embedding itself in the uterine lining.
2. Stretching ligaments
In the second trimester, the muscles and ligaments that support the uterus stretch, causing a dull ache across the be...more

If you are in labour you will have mild to severe abdomen pain and backache, little bloody discharge from vagina or watery discharge.

Hi lybrate-user, you need visit obstetrician for examination signs can be backache, pain in abdomen ,watery discharge, discharge of reddish colored from vagina.

Your expected date of delivery is 11th Oct. Wait till then. You may or may not get pain. If you get labour pains, it will start from the back and start radiating towards abdomen. The pain intensity will gradually increase and the pain will also last longer. It will start coming at regular intervals. You may also have leaking per vagina. In the both the case, you have to report to the hospital immediately.

Hi Sameena , you should latch baby frequently like every 2hrs be patient milk will come.
You should try traditional home remedies also which will help you.
In the meantime please topfeed your baby.

Cervical stitch will be removed while she starts labor pains or just before labor, after ultrasound report shows a good report, with placenta high above and posterior, baby weight within normal range and amniotic fluid being enough.

You do get cramps sometimes in later months of pregnancy and whether it turns to labour can be only assessed either by the medical attendant who examined it or by the patient herself if discharge and cramps continue then it may proceed to labour.

I advise you to keep an account of your baby's movements and contact your obstetrician immediately. Sometimes the labour pains are not natural and have to be induced.

No it is not like that - you will enjoy your marriage life...be brave to face the truth.
For labor pain the option with you would be cesarean-section.