Former Coronation Street star Lucy Fallon, 27, is currently expecting her first child and opened up to fans on social media about her uncomfortable Braxton Hicks contractions
Lucy Fallon has asked for her followers’ help as she’s suffering with “painful” Braxton Hicks contractions.
According to pampers.com, these contractions often occur later in the day and after physical exercise. They may also happen if you’re tired or dehydrated. Key differences between the two are that Braxton Hicks are often irregular, while labour contractions are more regular and predictable. Braxton Hicks also don’t increase in intensity while labour ones do.The star admitted that was “excited but scared” after having suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage earlier last year.
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