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If you've had pre term labour before, with no known cause, why is it likely to happen again?
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You are at increased: Risk so your OB should monitor u closely and check the cervix length frequently and u can get started on im Progesterone shots weekly at 16-36 weeks to help prevent it, please discuss with your ob.
Answered 6/30/2014
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