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Is it normal not to be dilated at 40 weeks?
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Pregnancy Norms: Yes. Of course. I would hope you are reading your prenatal guide. Most obs i know recommend at least one guide for women who are pregnant where all of the common issues are covered so you don't drive yourself crazy with worry during this intense time. Babies come. This pregnancy will end soon.
Answered 7/25/2013
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