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Braxton Hicks In the 2nd Trimester. Posted: 05-30-06 13:09pm


Hey everyone, I got a question.....Is it normal to have braxton hicks contractions @ 25 weeks??? This is my second pregnancy and I don't remember if I did with the first. Thanx

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Posted: 05-30-06 13:15pm


You can actually start having them in the 4th month. If you're feeling them, that's a huge sign of dehydration!! Drink no less than 64oz(8glasses) of water everyday!!! You'll be peeing a lot...But the hicks should go away!!! Good .Luck! Sarah

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