3 reasons not to go to hospital! | mucus plug, braxton hicks and baby dropping

Dr. Alicia reviews the three most common issues pregnant people wonder about around their due date? When to go to the hospital? When not to go to the hospital? She discusses mucus plugs, Braxton hicks and what it feels like when your baby drops and causes pelvic pressure in pregnancy.
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[@HealthyMomHappyFamily]

This is so helpful! I wish I had this info before I had my first baby!

[@AskAwayHealth]

Great explainer video. These can be really confusing issues - for the first time or more experienced Mums! Great work.

[@SheFoundHealth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@staycreative2053]

Love your tips! Super helpful!

[@danushkamedawatte7329]

My mucous plug fell off and I went to hospital. I was already dilated and delivered within the next 18 hours. And this was at 36 weeks. So I guess the example of mucous plug doesn't apply to everyone.

[@Hajiha-zw4nw]

Did you go home or your baby have to stay at the hospital???

[@ortallevitan1]

omg i didnt even know mucus plug was a thing! thanks for sharing

[@TiidiiLivingwithSabrina]

Braxton hicks were so confusing to me. The last month of my pregnancy I kept having contraction like pains that I felt in my back that would come and go, especially when I slept in a certain position at night.

[@tahirnawaz514]

Same

[@farhadmehmood3014]

Same

[@lashaethomas9591]

I’m having bad contractions in my back n the bottom of my stomach and they haven’t stopped since this morning I’m two centimeters dilated should I go to the doctor?

[@luciateffu9608]

I am 39 weeks now and been seeing my mucus plug since 37weeks does this mean I will only go into labour next month?

[@jeanieologist4456]

Thanks for the great three minute video. You neglected to speak about back labor I was in back labor for three days and never moved to my stomach. I barely made it to the hospital. My son came out within 20 minutes.

[@lashaethomas9591]

I’ve been having contractions in the bottom of my stomach and in my back and they are painful and I’m 37 weeks and 3 days and I’m 2 centimeters dilated should I go to the doctor?

[@hemanamratha3751]

Hi mam , I have released mucus plug with blood at my 31 week my gynae delayed my labour till end of 33 week with help of oral and vaginal progesterone and she gave me tablets not to get contractions ..this procedure what she did is good mam..awaiting for your reply

[@farzanalaher2435]

As a care provider think it’s incorrect to say we do nt need to know about mucous plug lol

[@jeanieologist4456]

I agree with you completely there’s a lot that she’s not addressing

[@anoldranger1575]

*pregnant women

[@Weareeverywhere14]

“Pregnant people” you mean pregnant women