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Almost 36 weeks will i have pelvic check?
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Please ask your OB: I start checking my pts at 37 weeks since that is considered term and sometimes a check can cause contractions or labor or srom, or usually it does not cause either of those, if there is an issue i would check you at 36 weeks but not normally a nd hopefully you had an ultrasound at 34-36 weeks to get an efw, check the fluid and make sure the baby is head 1st.
Answered 8/31/2013
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