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2024-08-22 16:30:52
I'm 36 weeks 1 day pregnant. I have an Elective csection on 4th September. My cervix is 3.7cm internal os is closed. Placenta is posterior no previous. Is there possibility of labor pain before 4th Sept that is 38th week
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Answered2024-08-24 11:05:58

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You may go into labor anytime that doesn't mean you have to worry. If you go into labor before 4th, you'll have to get an emergency cesarean done. But if this is your first pregnancy, why are you going for elective LSCS?!! If there's no high risk always better to go for vaginal delivery.

Answered2024-09-02 11:08:02

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