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A sign of false labor, also known as Braxton Hicks contractions, is irregular and infrequent tightening of the uterus that usually goes away with movement or changes in position. Unlike true labor, these contractions do not become progressively stronger or closer together over time. Additionally, they are often less painful and do not lead to the dilation of the cervix. If the contractions stop when you rest or hydrate, it’s likely a sign of false labor.

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