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A member asked:
If am getting contractions 2-3mins apart should i go to l&d?? they are coming & going for an hr or 2.
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Yes immediately: You need to go immediately. It is best to deliver your baby with a medical personnel in attendance. All the best
Answered 10/3/2014
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