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Or, you know, finish packing it. Her instincts were on the mark. When a pregnant woman's water breaks, it means the fluid-filled membranes of the amniotic sac have ruptured, so the baby can make its way out of the uterus and into the birth canal.
While a gush of liquid is an obvious sign that your water broke, it can also feel like a small leak, Dr. Peskin-Stolze tells Health. It also has a distinct odor, like—how do we say this? This one might sound strange, but it's what the ob-gyns tell us. A little vaginal bleeding, or seeing long strings of mucous aka your mucous plug coming from your vagina, could suggest that your cervix is dilating. However, both of these can happen as much as a week or two before labor, as your cervix goes from completely closed to a bit open, says Dr.
Your body needs to dislodge that mucus plug from your cervix to deliver the baby, of course. But it's not always a surefire sign of labor. Just think of it as your body gearing up for the main event. Your baby dropped. If this is your first baby, Dr. Peskin-Stolze says that the baby may "drop," in your uterus, leading to an increase in vaginal pressure. Your little one isn't moving as much. All pregnant women pay attention to how much—or how little—their baby is moving in there, even if those kicks to the ribs are totally uncomfortable.
However, less movement is not a sign labor is impending, according to Dr. Then like period cramps. Then like really bad period cramps. Then like a tidal wave that rolls through your body, causing your entire insides to revolt and try to come out. The worst part isn't actually when you're in the middle of one.
It's the moment when you realize you are ten seconds from having one…and where the F is the goddamn epidural?! But you know what? Thinking about it now, I feel the same way about labor as I do about rides—I may not have enjoyed it at the time I would definitely do it all over again. Then waves of pressure started in my pelvis before moving to my stomach. Then the tension grew stronger and found its way to my colon where it was like it was trying to force itself out in what felt like needing to take the biggest crap of my life.
The cramping was so intense that I thought I was going to vomit. I had back labor, which was like someone with sharp claws was slowly trying to pull the fibers of my muscles out of my back. But I had so much adrenaline running through me that I also felt super strong. I actually watched the monitor during each one to see the exact moment each one would peak and then start to dissipate. I loved the visual of when the pain would lessen.
The epidural definitely helped dull the pain, but it felt a lot like a period cramp that began as something you could treat with Advil, then—within 30 seconds—evolved into pressure that would make you want to be balled up on your couch. Then, just like that, it would be back to Advil level pain again, followed by a to second break in between.
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