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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and 3cm dilated. with no pain when would i be in labor?
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Cervical change: Technically labor is defined as contractions that result in cervical change. If you experience persistent contractions that gradually increase in intensity and frequency and have lasted for more than an hour, call your doctor for possible evaluation.
Answered 4/6/2013
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