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I am 37 weeks 3days; had an doctors appt. friday and she said my cervix is closed but she can feel the baby head. what does that mean. first pregnancy?
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Normal: That is perfectly normal. Most people are not dilated at 37 weeks. You also expect the babies head to be down and not the breech position.
Answered 9/25/2013
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