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Is it possible to be induced @ 39 weeks if i'm over 4 cm dilated and over 80% effaced?
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Yes--it is possible: Being 4cm dilated and 80% effaced is a good place to start an induction all things being equal. It is worth noting that fetal station may also play a role.
Answered 11/25/2017
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