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I'm 38 weeks pregnant and my cervix is at 50 percent and i'm having this sharp shooting pain in my cervix i'm i having contraction?
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Go to L;D: You should be seen at l;d to rule out labor and check the status of your baby if you are experiencing regular contractions, sharp abdominal pain, bleeding, leakage of fluid, or decreased fetal movement.
Answered 5/6/2015
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