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I've been having intense cramping lately and it's only getting worse. plus the feeling of wanting to push is there could this be a sign labor is close?
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Maybe: If you are pregnant and near your due date, yes. If pregnant and not near your due date you need to be seen asap.
Answered 11/3/2014
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