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A member asked:
Will a doctor induce you at 39 weeks due to you becoming uncomfortable and suffering from back pain from a previous injury?
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Talk to your OB: Induction during pregnancy varies in indications including Maternal condition, Fetal/Infant health and risks. If you are at 39 weeks and in that much pain see your MD today. If you are worried down the road. Start the dialogue now.
Answered 7/11/2014
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Possible,: If your dates are accurate and you're requiring analgesics
Answered 7/11/2014
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