Am I in labor right now?

Question

I am 30 weeks. I have a sore feeling in my pelvic area. I took some tylenol pm and it still hurts! I cant sleep and I feel like i am about to vomit. if i move my pelvic bone feels like its going to break. of course all of this is accompanied by contractions.

Answer 1

i would say this is one of those cases in which you tell the nurses you are coming and not ask. strong pressure on your pelvic bone could mean your baby is ready for departure and making its way down...not a good thing at 30 weeks. go to l&d...besides being in labor the worst thing that can happen is you can get there and they will likely assess you right away and you go home in an hour more or less, and you will feel relieved.  from what you are describing i wouldn't have even had to ask yahooanswers...just go go go! <3 good luck!

Answer 2

how close are the contractions?

if they are less than 10 minutes apart, you probably are :)

goood luck

Answer 3

IT DEFINTELY SOUNDS LIKE IT! GO TO THE DOCTOR FAST!

Answer 4

uhm one WHY DID U TAKE MEDICINE???

sumthing tells me Your not prenant

A Pregnant women would no better than to take any medicine its TERRIBLE for the baby

and

You wouldnt waste your time posting this

=/

please grow up

Answer 5

I agree with others, go to the hospital to be safe.  

Answer 6

possibly. has your water broken?

Answer 7

go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Answer 8

uhh same S**t has been happening to me too all day. as long as your water hasn't broken and your contractions aren't 5 minutes apart then its probably just your body getting ready! maybe your baby is starting to drop.  well that's what every one keeps telling me. its so uncomfortable. i just want to just die. ugg i want this baby here and in my arms already, being in the third trimester sucks. also the contractions you are getting are probably braxton hicks.. they are SOOOO annoying....  

Answer 9

It could be but if I were you I would get into the doctor just to make sure.  I had my baby at 27 weeks... I think you should at least go get checked.  

Answer 10

That is exactly how I felt all day long before having my water break at 1:00 a.m. I didn't know I was in labor and it was my 3rd child! Every pregnancy is so different. Like everyone says, go to the hospital.

Answer 11

you should call your doctor or on call person

Answer 12

GO TO THE HOSPITAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

DONT WASTE TIME HERE ON THE INTERNET

TAKE IT SERIOUSLY

Answer 13

don't ask us moron

just go to the doter to be safe

Answer 14

Just a suggestion, but it's ok to call for an ambulance on a false alarm.

Answer 15

probably

Answer 16

when in doubt go to the hospital and they will check you. you should time the contractions and if they are steady and consistant or get stromger and closer fir an hour then go to the er if they are not in a consistant pattern and are just all over the place it is probably flase labor. if you water breaks get to the er asap.  

Answer 17

I couldn't tell you with that info I didn't feel that with either one of my boys. But you should still go to get checked. I would assume its pressure from the baby pushing down. As long as you don't feel pressure in your vaginal area with back pain. It ddon'tsound like it to me, but I'm not a doctor. Go get checked.  Make sure the baby's ok. My mother actually went through that with my oldest brother and the out come was not good. Everyone goes through some thing different. Good luck!

Answer 18

A sore pelvic area is common during pregnancy especially those last few months.  I remember the pain to this day.  But if this is being accompanied by contractions I would time them for a while and if they are closer than 5 minutes apart, it might be time to call your doctor.  They could be Braxton-Hicks and may actually go away, but if they don't, definitely call your doctor.  Good luck!

Answer 19

i hope not.

haha no that sounds pretty normal, every woman has different symptoms and reactions during pregnancy. If you feel overly concerned call your doctor. The contractions might be false

Answer 20

if , what you think are contractions are coming closer together, then ring the hospital and get some confirmation