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What Could Contractions, Nausea And Headache In Final Weeks Of Pregnancy Indicate?

39 weeks pregnant... came home yesterday from work early cuz had such pain & pressure when standing/walking that I could barely walk. Laid down all afternoon and had some contractions but not regular and some very strong! Today, I am feeling nausea, headache, backache, and few contractions. I called nurse and everything she told me I am pretty much doing to try to find comfort. I did eat something a little bit ago, took some tylenol, but still feeling so crappy and exhausted!
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello dear,I understand your concern.In my opinion the pain abdomen and backache needs to be examined to rule out any cervical changes.As you are term there might be onset of labour pains at any time.Take Tylenol for headache.Take adequate fluids upto 2-3 litres per day.Also rule out any high BP.Nothing to worry.
Best regards....Dr Srilatha
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What Could Contractions, Nausea And Headache In Final Weeks Of Pregnancy Indicate?

Hello dear,I understand your concern.In my opinion the pain abdomen and backache needs to be examined to rule out any cervical changes.As you are term there might be onset of labour pains at any time.Take Tylenol for headache.Take adequate fluids upto 2-3 litres per day.Also rule out any high BP.Nothing to worry. Best regards....Dr Srilatha