Braxton Hicks Contractions

How to Tell if Your Contractions Are the Real Thing A Braxton Hicks contraction is defined by Taber's Medical dictionary as an intermittent, painless contraction that may occur every 10 to 20 minutes after the first trimester of pregnancy. These contractions were first described in 1872 by British gynecologist John Braxton Hicks. Sometimes these contractions are also called pre-labor contractions or Hicks sign. To view the full article click below!

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