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Baby hasn't dropped yet i'm 37.5 weeks low cervix 3 cm dilated 70% efface. will a c-section b in my future i'm going to b induce at 38.3 weeks?
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Maybe: Progressive labor(induced or otherwise) is the "gold standare test" to see vaginal or cesarean delivery is "money".
Answered 10/21/2012
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