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9/16- 2cm dilated 60% effaced, cramping all day, threw up in am 9/17, cramping more painful, can't sleep, very nauseous, should i go in?
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Yes: If you are very nauseated then it's a good idea to go in. Make sure you're not dehydrated, possibly get some IV fluids to help and maybe some IV anti-nausea medication.
Answered 11/24/2016
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