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36 weeks pregnant experiencing lower back pain and cramping in stomach no mucus plug no water breaking. ?
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Unsure: Occasional cramping at 36 weeks is normal. If the cramps are regular and coming 10 minutes apart for an hour or more, you should go to your l&d to be evaluated.
Answered 4/12/2021
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