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Are you at risk of pre-term delivery?
It’s difficult to predict which expectant mothers will deliver early. However, if you’ve already had a pre-term delivery, you are at a greater risk for pre-term delivery the next time you are pregnant. Even if you’ve never had a pre-term delivery, watch for the following warning signs after the 20th week of pregnancy and contact your doctor with any questions:
- Regular uterine contractions
- Menstrual-like cramps (constant or occasional)
- Low, dull backache
- Pelvic pressure that feels like the baby is pushing down
- Abdominal cramping, with or without diarrhea
- Increase or change in vaginal discharge
- A feeling like something is not right
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