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9869573 tn?1406384904

37 weeks not dilated

Im 37 weeks and I had an appointment today. The doctor said my cervix is soft but fully closed. I thought for sure I'd be dilated a little with all these Braxton hicks ive been having. How many weeks were you when u were told you are dilated?
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Same  here  38 weeks  not dilated  at  all
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9869573 tn?1406384904
well I feel alot better knowing a lot of us are in the same boat.. it really does stink though! I want to meet my babby!
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Im 37 weeks and im 25% thinned but no dilation
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I'll be 39 weeks tomorrow and still not dilated and ni change in my cervix I have an appointment on Monday so well see how it goes
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9414151 tn?1406839268
I was 38 weeks when they told me im 1cm n still high n thick im 39 weeks now n its still the same grrrrrrr!
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I'm 40 weeks and only 1cm dialated 50% effaced.
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Don't feel left out I had a doctor's appointment today as well I am 38 weeks and 3 days and not dilated either some babys like to go all the way very frustrating I know at this point u just want them out
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Don't feel left out I had a doctor's appointment today as well I am 38 weeks and 3 days and not dilated either some babys like to go all the way very frustrating I know at this point u just want them out
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That's OK.  I'm 40 weeks toast and only just yesterday did I dialate to a 2. I'm also 0% effaced and this is my second baby.  
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