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Contractions

Matthewk

Matthewk

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Just wondering, can the rate and timing of contractions be used to determine the expected time of delivery with any accuracy or is it only going to indicate that delivery will take place within a few days?
 
Just wondering was this a stupid question to ask or is it just that nobody knows the answer. ANY feedback would be appreciated.

P.S. Some of our eggs have started to hatch at last :crazy02:
P.P.S.My brother has posted some pics on a thread called Happy day's


Thanks
 
Hurley/Connie seems to be this forum's "resident expert" on the female physiology of egg-laying. Perhaps she can address this question.
 
Thanks SnakeNutt,
I have read some of Hurley's stuff, it's great, he really seems to know what he is talkin about. Sure i will leave it here and hope one of them will see it, if not I can send one of them a PM.
Thanks Again.
 
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