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37 weeks pregnant, loose stool, decreased appetite, cramps, bh contractions getting stronger, nauseous, baby weighed 6lbs @ 33 weeks. labor soon?
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Yes: it is safe to say that the baby will come soon if you are 37 weeks pregnant but, unfortunately, there is no way to say how soon. Best wishes.
Answered 10/12/2016
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