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37 weeks pregnant 3cm dilated 80% effaced lots of abdominal pain what should i do? i have no blood haven't lost plug & amniotic sac has not broken.
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Call in: I would call your OB and discuss it with the on call team. You might need to come in for a check.
Answered 6/10/2014
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