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Q: 36weeks +3,1cm Dilated,how Soon After Will I Go Into Labor?

asked by: happiness and love on January 27th, 2006

New User

Im so excited. I just found out,that already at 36 weeks im 1cm dilated,and my doctor could feel my little boy's head.She said it was really low. Does anyone had the same ,and how soon did you go into labor??

Im due on 21st of february.I also having bh contractions,but very irregular and also abdominal cramping.Sometimes I feel very sharp pain in my vagina,almost like pinching with sharp obeject.
It will be great if there is anyone that could help me. We are very excited.

Replies(3)

diamondsz

replied on January 28th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Im 6 days away from my due date and I have had false labor on and off for a few weeks, i'm 1.5 cm dilated and baby has dropped, this is my second pregnancy so I was epecting to go way before now and I havent

being dilated or having baby dropped could still mean you have a few weeks to go this is just the bs we go through when pregnant lol!!

Good luck!

erinjacob

replied on April 26th, 2006

Experienced User

Jess

At 36 weeks I was 3 centermeters dialated with my first they said she was realy low an it would be any day well she was 6 days late but because she was so low an I had dialated I had a fast labour 3 hours

MamiClaudia

replied on May 28th, 2006

Experienced User

This is my first baby im 19 years old and I was wondering so thats normal to dialate before you go into delivery? Even a few days befrore??

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