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I was having dull back pain and conractions 5-7 minutes apart last night but none through the night , i don't think.36w5d what should i do?
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Call midwife or doc: Best to stay in touch with your support medical team. Could be cervix dilating or effacing. If stopped over night, that is good. Call and check in.
Answered 10/4/2016
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