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2022-05-22 01:25:47
I am 38 weeks 2 days pregnant with my first pregnancy. I feel no contractions and baby's head is also not engaged. My EDD is 2 June 2022. What should I do for normal delivery.
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Do routine activities, wait till 40 weeks

Answered2022-05-22 03:19:52

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You should wait for  11 days. You will reach your expected date of delivery. After that the Gynaecologist will do what he has to do.

Answered2022-05-22 03:15:41

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Walk 45 mins That's the only thing u can do U need to wait till the edd fr spontaneous onset of pain' If still no pain u will be admitted fr induction of pains on 3

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