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234.1 | Pointer to Pre-Term Labor note... | 16525::NEWELL_JO | Jodi Newell - Irvine, Calif. | Wed Aug 08 1990 17:38 | 12 |
| Early thinning or effacement could be a sign of preterm labor.
You might want to check out note 20.* in this conference.
I was 80-90% effaced at 23.5 weeks. I was totally bedridden
for 12 weeks before I gave birth. You may not be as advanced
as I was but the doctor is right to confine you to home just
as a precaution.
Let us know how you are doing.
Jodi-
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234.2 | I knew there had to be another note! | 18271::DOIRON | | Thu Aug 09 1990 08:10 | 10 |
| Thanks for the Pointer Jodi, note 20 is very helpful. Mine hasn't been
as scary as yours but I hope the little one hangs in there for atleast
another month!
Mods if you feel this note should be a reply to 20, please feel free to
move it.
Thanks again!
Corine
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234.3 | I hear ya! | 27748::MAHONEY | | Thu Aug 09 1990 08:40 | 13 |
| I was told last week by my ob that I'm 50% effaced and 1 centimeter
dilated. And I'm at just about 37 weeks. But the doctor told me that
it doesn't mean that I will go into labor soon. He said some women walk
around like this for weeks. And sometimes are overdue too! I have an
appointment tomorrow and I'm hoping that I am even more dilated and
effaced, even though it's 3 weeks early, because I'm so uncomfortable.
I also intend to take my materninty leave a week earlier. Tomorrow will
be my last day. I can't wait any longer!!!!
Good luck to you, rest and relax and you should be fine.
Sandy
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234.4 | I should think of it as resting not waiting! | MTADMS::DOIRON | | Thu Aug 09 1990 11:16 | 7 |
| Its good to hear I could last for weeks! The way my doctor said I was
a month and a half too earily I figured I only had a couple of
weeks....!
Good luck to you too!
Corine
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234.5 | | PHAROS::PATTON | | Mon Aug 13 1990 12:49 | 8 |
| I was 100% effaced (but not dilated at all) for weeks before finally
having my son - he was 2 wks later than his official due date, in fact.
I was told not to worry/it's normal/etc etc.
For what it's worth...
Lucy
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