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Myself now experiencing 8th month of pregnancy
8th month will get completed on 14th jan 2020
Yesterday Doctor did my checkup and mentioned that uterus is opened by one finger also I am experiencing at times pain at the bottom of stomach
Is this something to be worried about he has asked me to take complete bed rest as possible
Whether there are any chances of early delivery
My EDD is 18th feb 2020
Please help
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nothing to worry if you deliver after 37 completed weeks. mostly if you push till end of Jan. Get yourself covered with betamethasone injection at 24 hours Interval
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There is slight possibility of preterm labour in ur case.. as such complete bed rest is not advisable, but u sud restrict any heavy work.. take lots of fluid.. even if u undergo preterm labour, baby sud stay fine as u r already around 33weeks..u can take progesterone support to relax ur uterus also.. speak to ur gynecologist..
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