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Is a 6lb 12ounce baby at 36 +4 too big? the sonogram showed him pretty tight (and i pretty small tummy size). not dilated at all any chance of induce
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Pregnancy: At 36+ weeks i would not worry about baby size as long as the fetus has been steadily growing. Inducing is not indicated yet.
Answered 2/19/2015
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