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I am 37 weeks and am dilated 1cm & 80% effaced. i am having constant pain in my lower back & pelvic pressure. will i go into labor soon?
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Pregnancy: These are signs that the baby is probably making its way down. But lower back pain and pelvic pressure are common symptoms in third trimester. There is no way of telling how soon you will go into labor. If these symptoms persist or worsen, go to the ER or call your OB. Congrats.
Answered 5/18/2014
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