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26 weeks pregnant with flu, migraine and starting to lose mucus plug should i be concerned? baby has been active
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And: Yes you should be. You are to early in the pregnancy for a healthy baby if you ppt a delivery now. You should go to the er and get examined right now! You most likely will need fluids and an exam. Go
Answered 11/25/2015
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