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38wks/4days preg. totally thinned out/effaced but not one bit dilated. whats the chances of going into labor sooner than later & having natural birth?
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Pretty good.: Advanced cervical effacement even without dilatation is very promising regarding the onset of true labor and vaginal delivery. Good luck!
Answered 12/9/2013
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