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Apregnant woman who spend 9 months with the extra 2weeks and 2 days. the last ultrasound show that the placenta is okay hb 9.5 is there any problem?
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2 weeks past duedate: I'm not 100% sure i understand your question. But if you are stating that you are two weeks past your due date, the general recommendation is to be delivered. There is an increased risk of adverse outcomes continuing a pregnancy past 42 weeks gestation.
Answered 3/21/2013
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