Braxton Hicks contractions, also called as prodromal labor or false labor pains are sporadic, unpredictable uterine contractions that mostly occur in late second trimester and in third trimester.

And before any expectant mums begin to panic about cramming some new contraption into their hospital bag, this item is no bigger than a ruler. Behold, the fine-tooth comb: The fine-tooth comb is being ...

Muscle contractions are normal, but they feel different if you are on your period or pregnant. You may experience cramping, tightness, or heaviness in both situations, which can leave you confused and ...

Braxton Hicks are sporadic "false" contractions that prepare your body for delivery. Here are the differences between Braxton Hicks and true labor contractions. Braxton Hicks contractions are like ...

WOMEN in labour are being offered a new form of “pain relief” – squeezing a hair comb. The technique helps mums-to-be “cope with contractions”, according to Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust’s ...