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A member asked:
40 weeks pg and 4cm dilated and 90% lost mucus plug..how much longer?
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Soon and very soon: More than likely you should be in spontaneous labor soon unless you are contracting and already in labor. Or, if desired. You would be an excellent candidate for some help by being admitted and artificially rupturing your membranes with or without Pitocin (oxytocin) to augment/start contractions.
Answered 1/22/2021
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