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Just left L&D after sitting there for almost 5 hrs having strong contractions 2-5 mins apart. They sent me home due to false labor bc there was no change in my cervix.. still having the contractions but they told me i was ok to leave im officialy 36+3weeks n 2.5 cm dialated.. ftm
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The nurse  in L&D was amazing though.. she told me that is what they were there for was to make sure me n my LO were ok. If i was unsure or in pain i needed to go just to be safe and not to worry if they sent me home atleast i would kno that we were ok. Plus the whole time i was on a monitor able to listen to my LO heart beat.. Its reassuring.  
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3169623 tn?1371168580
See this is what I'm worried about. I'm 38 weeks and have been having consistent contractions for the past 12 hours averaging 6 minutes apart. I don't wanna go to l&d for them to send me home... They aren't super strong I mean some are but this morning they've mellowed out. I feel your pain
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Im sorry hun! Shouldnt be too much longer now! I would keep an eye on contractions if they last more than a few days! Some women can not dilate on their own despite contractions. So if you continue having them at regular intervals i would go back in!
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3105573 tn?1355979465
Aww sounds like u will be back there before u know it. Good luck!
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