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36+5wks preg 3rd child 1cm dialated having back pain contractions and lower abdomine well baby come anytime now or do i have long time to still go?
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Baby coming soon?: This being your third pregnancy, increases the probability that your baby will come sooner than later. I would go ahead and call the doctor that has been doing your prenatal care or whoever is on call.
Answered 7/11/2014
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