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34 weeks pregnant and woke up feeling like i am full of energy. prenatal class teacher had mentioned it to be a sign of pre term labour, is this true?
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?????: Call your ob, but no, full of energy has nothing to do with that, premature labor can happen to anyone , but more likely if some one has dehydration, lack of sleep and is run down or sick or history of it in a previous pregnancy or twins, etc.
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Not really: You may be feeling the positive effects of exercising while pregnant. If you are concerned about any unusual symptoms call your doctor.
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