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There is any relationship between normal labor and baby drop out? i am 37 w 2 d still they say my tommy is not dropped out.
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Sort of : Labor is more likely as the baby moves down into the pelvis. This is what people refer to as the baby dropping. At 37 weeks some people will have "dropped" but many will not. Both are normal.
Answered 10/3/2016
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