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Lot of pelvic pressure. show. closed at last exam but 41 wk pregnant ?
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Induction of Labor: At the age of 43 years, it is safer to get induced. Increased risk of stillbirth is seen with Post Dates. Pelvic pressure can mean that the baby has dropped and is stretching your pelvic bones. Good Luck!
Answered 12/15/2014
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