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How soon should i expect to have my baby? i'm 36 and 4 days pregnant 2 1/2 cm dilated 70% effaced with contractions every 4-7 mintues with contractions lasting 80 seconds long and some of them a 3 in a row
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You need to be seen: You need to go to the hospital and being evaluated for labor now. You may be in labor. They will see if your cervix is changing and see if the contractions stop.
Answered 12/1/2012
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