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I am 40 week pregnant as of today. dialed to 3 cm. so how long do i have to wait before going to the hospital?
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Labor: did your Doctor give you instructions on when to go? General guidelines are go if your water breaks, if you start bleeding like a period, you have severe constant, you start having contractions 4-5 minutes apart, you don't feel the baby move despite laying on your left side after eating something, or if you just have a feeling something is wrong. You can always call labor and delivery to ask.
Answered 12/12/2014
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