Here's How to Understand Real Labor vs False Labor Contractions

The Birth Experience with Labor Nurse Mama

Join Trish Ware, a seasoned labor and delivery nurse and mother of seven, as she shares her invaluable insights and expertise to help expecting mothers understand the difference between real labor contractions and Braxton Hicks contractions.

Understanding Contractions:

Trish dives into the characteristics of both types of contractions, highlighting the regularity, intensity, and purpose of genuine labor contractions in facilitating cervical dilation and moving the baby into the birth canal.

Identifying Real Labor:

Discover the telltale signs that indicate the onset of real labor, empowering listeners to recognize these key differences and make informed decisions during their birthing experience.

Navigating Uncertainty:

Trish addresses concerns about false alarms and unnecessary hospital visits, providing valuable insights on when to seek medical advice amidst the uncertainties of labor.

Prodromal Labor:

Explore the concept of prodromal labor with Trish, who offers practical advice on recognizing and effectively managing this phase of pre-labor.

Tune in to this educational episode for a deeper understanding of labor and gain the tools needed to embark on your journey towards motherhood with confidence.

More from this episode:

Read the blog: The Signs That You are in Real Labor and Not false?

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Next Steps with LNM:

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