Contractions at 19 weeks ?!

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I am 19 weeks 5 days and for the pass 3 days I've been having contractions. Tonight after an argument with my husband they seem to get stronger and painful. Is this normal ? Should I go to the ER? :(

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Thanks lady's for your advice and comments. I called my provider 1st and they recommended I go to the ER. After waiting for an hour to get a room and about 3hrs to get any blood work done and a sonogram Dr said I have a strong UTI infection. That was causing "stomach" pain. Baby is fine according to my Dr in San Antonio Texas I am 19weeks 6 days(I moved to San Diego California recently ) this Dr said I am 18 weeks 6 days. But I got some antibiotics, I rested most of today, I am feeling somewhat better. It's painful being on my feet I guess do to my weight. :/ baby is okay that's all that matters. Thanks again lady's!! :)

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Any updates??? :/

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I'd go to the ER, Hun. Contractions this early on are a big deal. You may just be dehydrated. Let us know how things go ❤️

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You might be dehydrated that can start up contractions but just go to the ER just in case . I hope everything is okay .

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ER tell them you're 20 weeks, they have a shot that can stop labor if you are at least 20 weeks, if that's even the case. It could be Braxton hicks but it's better to check it out :) please kee us updated!

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Go to ER or call your Dr's emergency number.

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Deffo go to ER. My brother in law and his partner went Into prem Labour at 21 weeks and their baby boy managed to surivive for 37 minutes before passing away. Labour can be stopped if you get there early enough, they did it for me at 31 weeks with my first baby. Hope all goes okay.

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I would go to the er or they are just brax nd hicks

Contractions at 19 weeks ?!

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