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37 weeks pregnant and would like to know what they do when introduced labor and is its more pain?
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Strong contractions: The decision to induce labor and the timing is up to you and your doctor. It also depends on your history of labor and birth with prior children, if any. In general medications used to induce and augment labor causes stronger, and more painful, contractions.
Answered 7/28/2014
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