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I'm 34 weeks pregnant with twins i think i have dropped does this mean they are getting ready to arrive?
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Dropping: Dropping is a common term but not one that doctors use to guide or manage care. It is a natural process as the baby's head drops into the pelvis as one moves through the third trimester. It is supposed to happen but can not be used to predict the onset of labor
Answered 9/18/2014
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