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When is the right time to go the hospital and what is the best position to be in to make labor easier. thanks in advance!
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Labor: The best time to go to the hospital is when you are having contractions that are coming regularly,about 10-15 min apart. This also depends on how far away you are from the hospital. There is no one position that is best for labor. Everyone is differently.
Answered 12/17/2015
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