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Am 31weeks pregnant but my doctor says theres no more room for further growth of my baby what does this mean for me and my baby?
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Since the answer : Depends on the cause or condition that led to your OB to this conclusion, it's reasonable for you to request referral to a perinatologist or fetal-maternal medicine specialist who can help manage your pregnancy & delivery.Such specialists are often associated with a medical school or tertiary-care medical center.
Answered 6/10/2014
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