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What to do if over 40 weeks pregnant any natural ways for induction?
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Intercourse: some obstetric providers will recommend intercourse as a natural method of softening your cervix and getting you ready for labor. I would also encourage regular activity, such as walking, in order to help get you into labor. I would also continue to see your provider to get cervical exams, possible membrane stripping
Answered 6/11/2017
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