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34 weeks pregnant, i'm swollen swollen down below. i know it's normal. this is my 3rd term baby. does this mean baby is coming soon!?!? sorry if tmi!
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Not mecessarily: What you describe is relatively normal and does not necessarily predict early delivery. I hope you are having routine check ups to assess for blood pressure issues and possible proteinuria.
Answered 3/12/2016
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