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What is the earliest you can get induced if baby is healthy?
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Induction : Current guidelines call for elective inductions no sooner than 39 weeks gestation except for first time mothers which are 41 weeks unless they have favorable cervix after 39 weeks. Your doctor may have further indications as well, so check with him or her.
Answered 1/16/2015
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