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Already been to the hospital for preterm labor 2x's 34+5 will i make it to my due date?
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Early birth likely: If you have two episodes of pre-term labor already, you will likely deliver early, but within 3 weeks of your due date. If your cervix is already dilated, you will likely deliver even earlier.
Answered 4/12/2014
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