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A member asked:
28 weeks pelvic bone is opening up and baby is constantly pressing down on pelvic bone is there a chance of an early labour because of this? :(
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No: It is as natural as the "Big Bang ". Relax and day dream about the positive aspects, crating the "best creation ", of this world.
Answered 11/27/2014
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