No: The lower part of the uterus stretches and thins as you approach your due date. This allows the top part of the uterus to stay thicker and stronger for contracting. This stretching and the increasing size of the baby can cause cramping. You are likely in labor when you are having strong contractions, lasting a minute, at least every 5 minutes, for an hour or more.
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