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35 weeks pregnant w/ 3rd baby. today doctor said i am 2cm dilated and baby is fully engaged. was told to take it easy. will baby be premature?
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No: That is normal findings at this time . Most babies born after 37 weeks are mature
Answered 5/26/2015
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