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36 week pregnant
I am 36 weeks pregnant. Baby is in cephalic position with AFI 13.5, weight 2.6 kg .
I have very active and regular baby movements. When baby moves, I can feel something hard near my left side pelvic area.
My obg said my placenta has moved up fr 2.8cm to 3.8cm from internal OS and that I have soft cervix.
I have never felt tired or uncomfortable so far in my pregnancy, I don't have any feet swelling or stretch marks. I am about 5 feet 8 tall and don't have anything common with my other pregnant friends and I am confused what to expect.
What does this mean? When can I expect labour ?Please guide me.
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The overall condition looks favourable for a vaginal delivery but your gynaecologist who is seeing you clinically can predict better
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It’s ok to not have stretch marks.
You can wait till the your expected date of deliveryfor labour pains .
Continue brisk walking 30-40minutes a day .
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U can expect it after 38weeks
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Reach for detailed discussion
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Wait till edd fr labour pains
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