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mercedes
mercedes
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can a doctor accidentally strip your membranes? I'm a curious George. I had a cervical check but its been about two…

can a doctor accidentally strip your membranes? I'm a curious George. I had a cervical check but its been about two hours and I'm hurting. I have these really intense cramping pains that come and go I haven't been timing them but they're about a minute ish apart. they hurt super duper bad but I don't wanna go to the hospital for nothing, or is this completely normal?

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mommydoodle

Rachael Cravens

Мама дочки (1 год)

Yes, or they may have done it on purpose if you're 38-42 weeks.

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haleysloves5.8.12and3.4.16

Haley Dawn

Мама сына (3 года), беременна (32 нед.)

when in doubt get checked out, it's possible u could b in labor, better safe than sorry

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mercy475

mercedes

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I mean he didn't tell me he did it, just that I'm still 1cm dilated and NY induction is set for Sunday at 8 pm @mommydoodle

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mommydoodle

Rachael Cravens

Мама дочки (1 год)

I'd just call your doctor's office and notify them, and then call labor and delivery at the hospital and ask about it.

In the meanwhile, I'd lay down and drink lots of water or eat ice.

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mommydoodle

Rachael Cravens

Мама дочки (1 год)

I'd go in to ER and tell them what happened. lol. if you're far enough along, go walking around the block for a little bit and drink lots of water and do some squats and that might start your labor up on its own. maybe do some kegels too.

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