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Im between 32-33 weeks pregnant & hve a lost a tiny bit of my mucus plug & in hvent a few sharp pains . should i go to the doctors?
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YOU SHOULD CALL: Your OB tonight so your OB can decide if you need to go to the labor room or come to the office first thing in the am to be checked, so please call your ob, u do not want to miss premature labor or other things.
Answered 6/10/2014
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