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6 comments
- eEmzie1990 Posted 03-12-17measuring contractions x above 12% shows a contraction but could be a BH but if it goes above 20/30/40% it can be a real one i believe x
- ssteph227x Posted 03-12-17I could be wrong, but I believe it measures any activity of your uterus. So contractions etc. I was in for reduced movements on monday and tuesday and my toco readings were ranging from 15 to about 45.. couldn't feel anything though! X
Honeybunhoneyz InactivePosted 03-12-17I don't think it's about how high the numbers go I think it's the activity so say you go from 0 to 40 in certain time ranges xAdvertisement | page continues below
- sSnowy152 Posted 03-12-17I was at 40-60 on Friday night and midwife said they were the range for contractions however as PP said because they weren’t regular they didn’t go anywhere / plus it doesn’t pick up if you move too apparently!
- sSophie061092 Original PosterPosted 03-12-17Thanks ladies x
ElizaandPearl1317 Posted 03-12-17Contractions. Mine were going from 10 to 100 when I was Induced after contractions started to get stronger
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