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80% effaced - 1cm dialated - delivery soon ?
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Depends: It depends on how many weeks pregnant and if the person is in labor. Be patient and good luck:).
Answered 12/13/2017
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Maybe: It depends on whether you are having frequent contractions or not. However, being 1cm and 80% really just means your cervix is becoming favorable for delivery. We see lots of women dilated 3cm or more without evidence of significant labor, who don't deliver within a day or two.
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