No... Dere is no watery discharge yet

labour pains will be ones that keep coming and going at regular intervals. These intervals will be longer at first and then start becoming shorter and shorter. You may also have false contraction, which is the body's way of practising for labour. normally in later pregnancy, pains may be due to the growing tummy putting pressure on your back and pubic plates moving apart in preparation for the delivery. If you have any watery or bloody discharge, or pain is making you uncomfortable, then please contact your doctor...

Cramp

Is the pain spasmic and cramp like?