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induction question 37+2

19 days left and im just so ready to give birth i have terrible imsonia and  am in constant pain in my pelvis on top of it i have a beautiful 2yr old angel with downs  i been dilated to 1cm for 3weeks i see my dr tmrw do u ladies think she will give me a membrane sweep if i ask or possibly induce me???
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Im 39+2 and see my ob today gunna ask if he will do a sweep been in and out of hospital for contractions and pain and all that the past 16 days and im still only 1 cm but my cervix is alot lower and lost my plug on tuesday
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Health regulations say you can't be induced before 39 weeks unless medically necessary.
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Every hospital is different. With my first, they didn't want me to hit my due date but yet I wasn't induced until 10 days after my due date.
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No they won't induce you at 37 weeks, you are just barely full term. I understand it can be very uncomfortable to the end but you only have a few weeks left. Give your baby the best possible start by waiting until he/she is ready
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The earliest they will even consider induction here without a medical problem is 39 weeks.
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Healthy pregnancies don't call for inductions, doc may do a sweep if you ask but really that's not even necessary right now. Since you're just 37 weeks I would just let nature take its course. We're all miserable but we're supposed to go to 40 weeks for a reason.
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