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Im 39 weeks and 4days pregnant and i'm having severe pelvic pressure and nausea. could this be a sign of labor approaching my due date is march 18.
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Maybe early labor: It is very possible that you will go into active labor soon. Call you doctor if you have regular contractions (every 4-5 minutes for an hour), bleeding, leaking fluid or decreased movement. Also call if your nausea symptoms to not improve. Good luck!
Answered 9/20/2016
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