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Q: I Think I Dropped...is It to Early

asked by: t_pozey on May 16th, 2006

New User

I used to carry very high and now i'm carring lower I think...It feels like I lost about 5 or 10 lbs!!! Is this normal? I also have to pee like every 20-30 minutes... If you drop, it doesn't mean that i'm gonna go into labor in a few days does it? I'm gonna be 36 weeks on the 18th of may, and its my first pregnancy, and i'm due june 15....Is it normal to drop this soon??

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tigresacanela24

replied on May 16th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Honey, it's my first pregnancy two and I dropped about a month ago. I'm still pregnant. I read that in first pregnancies that you tend to drop early.

erinjacob

replied on May 22nd, 2006

Experienced User

Jess

I droped with my first at around 30 weeks they said I was due any day she was low an I was 2 cm dihalated well she was 6 days late but because she was so low I had any easy labour 4 hours good luck

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