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36 weeks w/dull back pain, contractions in abdomen 5-7 minutes apart but not painful. 2 deliveries vaginal. when should i go to the hospital?
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Now!: I would recommend you visit your maternity hospital's emergency/triage room as soon as possible to assess whether you are experiencing late preterm labor. Best of luck!
Answered 12/9/2013
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