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39 weeks/5 days.having contractions since 8am and lost mucus plug at 12. from 12-5 contractions were 10 mins apart. 5:20- contractions are 6 mins?
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It sounds like labor: You are probably already in hospital by now, but sounds like you are in labor. If GBS positive you should go to Labor and Delivery right away. Hope everything went well!
Answered 6/8/2015
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