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34wks with 3rd baby and having sharp pressure pa ins in pelvis past 7 hrs they come and go consistantly. worse with walking. could labor be soon?
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Call the service: You need to call the OB service immediately or go to the hospital labor & delivery and be checked for early labor. If so it can be possibly be stopped and prevent a premature birth. There is > 50% chance a baby born at 34 wks would end up in a nicu needing respiratory support.
Answered 6/10/2014
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