36 weeks

I'm having pains in my lower back that goes to my belly and it tightens and the pain doesn't go away

Time them.

Time them - sounds like contractions. If you're worried though, the nurses at l&d are always extremely understanding. Their motto is better safe than sorry!

Could be false labor also. But time them anyway.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kelly +2 ERF/EH!:</b>" Time them."</blockquote>




I have been

Go to L&D.

Quoting Audrey'smommy:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Kelly +2 ERF/EH!:</b>" Time them."</blockquote> I have been"

and...?

They are like 6 mins apart but every time I get them my tummy gets really hard

Quoting £egendary £ex:" and...?"

Right?

OP you'll need to be able to tell them how far apart they are, and how long they're lasting. If not, they'll tell you to stay home and time them.

Use contractionmaster.com
It will tell you the duration and how far apart they are. You can even print the results to give to the nurses.

Quoting Audrey'smommy:" They are like 6 mins apart but every time I get them my tummy gets really hard"

I would wait until they get closer together, but that's just me. I labor at home as long as possible. With both pregnancies we didn't go in until they were 2 minutes apart and lasted about a minute long.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kelly +2 ERF/EH!:</b>" Right? OP you'll need to be able to tell them how far apart they are, and how long they're lasting. If not, they'll tell you to stay home and time them."</blockquote>




They are less then a min

Quoting Audrey'smommy:" They are like 6 mins apart but every time I get them my tummy gets really hard"

Your stomach is suppose to get hard during contractions lol i would definitely go if they are that close together.

I would wait a little longer.

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" I would wait a little longer."</blockquote>





How long should I wait