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37 weeks pregnant and urinating so much does this mean i'll be going into labor soon or sooner?
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37 wks & urination: Frequent urination at 37 weeks is not associated with increasing chance of labor. It may be a UTI or more pressure from the pregnancy pressing on the bladder, but is not considered a predictor of when labor will start
Answered 1/30/2016
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