38 weeks, feels like my cervix is dialating?

I had the same thing. It's the baby bouncing around on your cervix. It hurts like hell! Nothing to worry about though. It's not you feeling your cervix dilate (you can't feel that), just the baby touching your cervix.

Yes, the painful sensation can be normal. You can go into labor anywhere between 38 and 42 weeks for a normal delivery time period. If you continue to be alarmed, call your doctor. Your cervix can become "thinned out" or effaced weeks before your delivery. That could be what the pain is from.

Thats just the paid of your pelvic bones opening, Your babies head is pushing down and it probably feels like he/she is just going to fall right out on to the floor huh?? haha, baby is just getting really to show into the world, you may or may not be dialating, I dont want you to get your hopes up, baby will be here soon enough, besides your could be dialated for a good month or so before you even deliver, I was dialated to a 2 for 3 weeks!! Good luck!

ok first permit me say i could below no circumstances advise you start up sticking concerns interior of you and feeling around - you're able to purpose an an infection - pass on your scientific professional and get him to do an indoors examination if your under pressure. besides the undeniable fact that your cervix is on the main logical of your vagina, and it extremely helps take care of the new child interior of. based on the ripeness of your cervix, it is going to think of unique! An unripe cervix will think of extremely enterprise and confusing, like the coolest of your nostril in case you press it. this sense shows that the cervix is neither dialated nor effaced. A ripe cervix which has effaced/dialated will think of very soft and spongy, purely like the interior of your cheek. in spite of the actuality that the cervix is a style of tube, it doesnt think of like one - its extra like a around patch that is on the very maximum logical of your vagina!! if your cervix is dialating, its particularly troublesome for the untrained ... um finger to attain vaginally , as its a very slow technique. besides the undeniable fact which you additionally can think of a style of taking photographs or stabbing soreness on your vagina, which shows that your cervix is commencing to distinction... this could could happen in previous due being pregnant in the prelabour point!! sturdy sturdy fortune!!!

mom of four .

Yeah its gross, huh?? I was about 3/4 cent. dilated my whole last month with about 2 of mine. & yeah as long as it doesn't progress , it just makes it a little easier when you actually do go into labor. it does sound scary though . don't read too many books it will scare you. Just pay attention to your body. When you start getting the braxton hicks, remember something" If you can walk it off or it goes away instead of getting worse , Not labor. They still hurt bad ,, but they go away.

early labor can happen anytime really. it's probably your body just warming up for real labor. i had those pains for a couple days before they got to be like less than 5 minutes apart. then i knew i needed to go to the hospital and what not.

it's not silly. anything you are feeling is real and you should be paying attention.

i delivered at 28 weeks 5 days. i almost didn't make it to the hospital before i was so early and didn't think i could really be in labor.

call your doctor to make absolutely sure.

ok you can't feel your cervix dilating what your feeling is braxton hicks contractions. Yes it's normal now if you start to feel more pain that lasting 5 mins apat for a hour then you better get your butt to the hospital

It could be that the baby's head is sitting on your pelvic bone. That could hurt. I don't think your cervix would be ripping. But check with your doctor.

Sounds like your having contractions? When you go for your check up your pelvic exam will probably show that your dilated. Walk alot and you will dilate even more. If you start bleeding go to your OB-GYN right away.

Its called round ligament pain and yes, your pelvis is changing shape for delivery.