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I asked a bit ago i'm 35 weeks 4 days i'm 5 cm can i progress labor naturally or no? i have history of birth at 35 weeks with 2 of my kids
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Yes: You definitely could progress if you are already 5 cm. and could have a vaginal delivery rapidly. I would not want you to be far at all from labor and delivery at this point and you should go to labor and delivery for ANY symptom. Best wishes for you and your baby.
Answered 1/23/2015
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