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37wks. transverse baby. regular contractions that subside since tuesday. lost mucus plug. lower back & abdominal pain. feeling like pushing. what is?
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Go to hospital: If you think you are in labor you need to go be evaluated in the hospital. This is even more important knowing that your baby is not head down. Go!
Answered 3/2/2014
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