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Is delivering baby at 35wks+3days considered high risk for future pregnancies? no issues with baby at all and no reason as to why early labour.
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Yes: Any preterm delivery, even a late preterm as you had, is a risk factor for future pregnancies. I would discuss with a maternal-fetal medicine specialist prior to next conception to talk about what should be followed (things like cervical length, etc) to prevent an even earlier preterm birth.
Answered 8/3/2013
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