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Im having really bad lower back pain and 39 weeks was dialated at a 3 is this a sigh of labor?
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Contractions: Contractions are usually the best sign of labor. If you feel you are having contractions regularly then you should be evaluated on labor and delivery to see if you are in labor. Back pain is not typically a reliable sign of labor. Consider seeing your doctor for an evaluation of back pain
Answered 1/5/2019
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