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34 weeks pregnant, had spotting on friday doctors checked me and said i was 1cm dilated and 60% effaced. am i at risk for preterm labor?
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From the minimal data provided everything sounds pretty normal. The docs who checked you would have a better idea based on any other factors in the case. Keep in close touch with your delivery team and contact them for any changes in your status.
Answered 7/17/2023
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Yes, you are at risk for preterm labor. Good luck.
Answered 7/17/2023
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