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36 weeks pregnant and i having a hard time seeing a doctor due to insurance reasons last time i was at a ob was in dec how can i know my bby head dw?
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Some information: It is important to follow up. If you are having any symptoms of contractions, bleeding or pain, please go to the ED. If you had an ultrasound, this will show the development of the baby. You are almost at term and I hope that your delivery goes well.
Answered 2/15/2015
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