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I am 36 going on to 37 weeks pregnant and start having some back pain is this a sign of early labor
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Possibly: If your pains persist, see your doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Possibly: Back pain, considered in the context of other early labor pains, may mean very early labor and needs to be "ruled out , " meaning, other explanations for your back pain should be sought for initially. Consult with your OB as soon as possible.
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