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4th pregnancy 38weeks 4 days and cervix still closed is this normal?
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Normal: Some women keep their cervix closed until they go into labor. It doesn't mean anything is wrong. Since you have been pregnant 3 prior times, your cervix will know what to do when the time comes for labor. Best wishes!
Answered 9/4/2016
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