False contractions or Braxton Hicks contraction is common during pregnancy especially during second or third trimester. The reason it is called false contraction is because it gives you a feel of how the contractions might be during labour (though labour contractions are going to be even more intense). It is also a sign that your body is preparing for the real action about to happen soon. These contractions can at times be uncomfortable but it doesn t cause labour or opening of the cervix. So take a deep breath and relax. Here are six signs that say you are ready
