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32 weeks pregnant, baby's kicking a lot more and have sharp pains in my uterus. was told that the baby is quite big. could it be early signs of labor?
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Contractions : We recommend being evaluated for labor if you are having contractions five minutes apart for at least an hour. This does not sound like what you are describing.
Answered 4/15/2013
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