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If i'm 32 weeks and 2 days how many weeks do i have in order for it to be full term?
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5 weeks: A pregnancy is considered full term after 37 weeks. Although 40 weeks is the length of a pregnancy, babies born after 37 weeks are considered to be born full term.
Answered 10/4/2016
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