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My sis is 34 weeks pregnant, 1cm dilated, n having some contractions. is it ok for her to go to a music concert like this?
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Ask her doctor: This may be normal at 34 weeks however, some doctors address any uterine contractions prior to term (37-42 weeks). It's always prudent to ask your doctor about activities you are considering during pregnancy.
Answered 5/24/2013
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