39 weeks pregnant with nausea, diarrhea and lots of pressure. Could it be labor?

ستيفاني - posted on 05/12/2013

I am 37 weeks and i been having diarrea for a while know and i go twice or three times a day im exausted i get tired and in a bad mood also everything annoyes me especially know that the summer is coming. I feel like i cant even breathe but km always so sleepy i have been throwing up the yellowish thing. And i had brownish discharge a couple of a days ago know i dont but i get cramping once in while i have back pains a lot and i also feel pressure in my lower stomach this is my first Baby and im so nervous i dont see myself so big but i have gain a lot of weight i started with 145 lbs and know im 215 lbs and gain a lot of weight im 5,5 i wish i can know when she will be born.

Natashia - posted on 03/24/2013

Hi, I'm 38 weeks and 4 day's. I've got diarrhea, feeling sick and have just lost my plug. and getting lower back pain and pelvis pain just before diarrhea comes. And swelling down there aswell. This is my third child and never had any of this with last two

Nicole - posted on 05/26/2012

THE BEST ADVICE FOR YOU IS FOR YOU TO CALL YOUR DOCTOR OR MIDWIFE AND EXPLAIN YOUR SYMPTOMS SO HE OR SHE CAN GIVE YOU THE BEST TREATMENT BECAUSE SHOULD YOUR SYMPTOMS PERSIST THEY MAY WANT TO HAVE YOU ADMITTED IN ORDER TO MONITOR YOU MORE CLOSELY.

Allie - posted on 03/30/2010

39 weeks pregnant with nausea, diarrhea and pressure can be signs of labor.. but you can also have those 'signs' for 3 weeks prior... so wait on contractions! even with regualr contractions many mothers go to the hospital 3 or more times before bieng admitted.... days or even weeks before they are in actual 'delivery mode'

Nicole - posted on 03/22/2010

I was induced and had diarreha in the hospital, also a ton of mucus as well. At least your at home to go through all of that! LOL! It could be a sign! I am so jealous,I have 19 weeks to go! Congrats!

Christina - posted on 03/22/2010

I had wanted to ask pretty much the same thing as I was this way the 19th and 20th.

Still pregnant (37w2d) with no contractions.

Keely - posted on 03/21/2010

39 weeks pregnant with nausea, diarrhea and pressure sounds like the beginning, maybe your body preparing for labour!!

Good luck x

Anna - posted on 03/21/2010

Yes, diarrhea is definitely a sign. But you will probably know by know!

Stevie - posted on 03/20/2010

Contractions that come closer and closer together are labor, but it could be gearing up, just be thankful your bowels are emptying now (even though it's unpleasant) and not on the delivery table :| I had no idea how common that was it gives me one more thing to look forward to! Good luck ♥

Carolee - posted on 03/20/2010

Being 39 weeks pregnant with nausea and diarrhea very well could be the very beginning stages of labor... but it's no guarantee about how soon you'll deliver. I would call your on-call doctor and keep a watch or something handy so you can time contractions if they start up soon. I've heard that a lot of times, a woman will go through that between a day to a week before giving birth. (I was induced, so I'm not exactly sure.) Good luck, and call the doctor just to make sure.

Allie - posted on 03/30/2010

39 weeks pregnant with nausea, diarrhea and pressure can be signs of labor.. but you can also have those 'signs' for 3 weeks prior... so wait on contractions! even with regualr contractions many mothers go to the hospital 3 or more times before bieng admitted.... days or even weeks before they are in actual 'delivery mode'

Keely - posted on 03/21/2010

39 weeks pregnant with nausea, diarrhea and pressure sounds like the beginning, maybe your body preparing for labour!!

Good luck x

Carolee - posted on 03/20/2010

Being 39 weeks pregnant with nausea and diarrhea very well could be the very beginning stages of labor... but it's no guarantee about how soon you'll deliver. I would call your on-call doctor and keep a watch or something handy so you can time contractions if they start up soon. I've heard that a lot of times, a woman will go through that between a day to a week before giving birth. (I was induced, so I'm not exactly sure.) Good luck, and call the doctor just to make sure.