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Hi.. im 38 weeks and 5 days pregnant now.. and my cervix is open at 1 cm.. is still be okay.. how longer it could be?
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Still some time : With your first pregnancy, it is quite likely that you will carry to 40 wks or even later. 1 cm dilated means you've made some progress and your cervix is starting to soften, but the process to go into active labor can still be weeks away. Call your provider if you have contractions every 5 minutes for an hour long, or any bleeding, or decreased fetal movement. Congrats on your upcoming arrival!
Answered 9/7/2015
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