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38 weeks pregnant with nausea, back cramps and gas, could it be signs of labor?
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Could be...: If the back cramps become regular and progressively stronger, these symptoms would be compatible with labor. Start timing, lay back and relax in between. If the pain is continuous and not intermittent like early labor, then you need more urgent evaluation as this would not be normal at this point and could point to a problem.
Answered 7/30/2016
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