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I'm 39 weeks pregnant and the rn told me that my cervix is mushy and she could feel the head after work today i'm cramping does this mean labor soon?
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Softening: Defintely an early sign of pre-labor- so sit tight and monitor the frequency of your cramping.
Answered 5/30/2014
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