Assessment of a pregnant client reveals that she is experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions. Which finding would support this assessment?

Braxton Hicks or non-labor contractions don't cause the birth of the baby, they are not regular and do not become more frequent, they can go away. The pain they cause is mild and it can be felt in the front, they can also become less intense with movement.

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