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38 weeks pregnant.. 2cm dilated and 60% effaced. am i at the right point or should i be further along minding everybody's body is different?
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Fine: You may certainly fall into the normal range category. Keep in very close contact with your OB as you are about to give birth! God Bless, best wishes.
Answered 7/10/2014
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