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FULL TERM

I post a comment that I'm full term & I'm 36 weeks I'm very excited about it nd wanted to share mii news but certain females  are saying I'm not full term but I know 36 is full term ....,. Wat do y'all think .... vote now ... 24 hours imma post the winners ....36 full tern or nah
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I recently heard that 38 weeks is considered full term. There is a lot of maturing and developing that the baby does right up to the end. The closer to 40 weeks the better. No need to rush it!
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Ok so my dr told me 90% of dr. Say full term is 36 weeks but she goes by 37 because that extra week helps alot. So yes its 36 weeks it depend on ur dr. And how they feel about it.
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And just in case you don't know what that is RockRose....I can message you my job description and you can call the hospital and talk to my secretary lol what a weird question lol lol doctors don't not have bosses lol lol
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I'm a director over OBGYN at intermoutain healthcare. I was the regional director at sharp healthcare in charge of OB and family and internal medicine. So yes....they have directors that are in charge of different departments within a healthcare system lol lol
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Yes it is! I know my doctor said at 34 weeks he is taking me off the medicine and bed rest and is going to just let me have him. So my baby has to be pretty close to full term right? So 36 sounds good lol.
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Utah has a director of obstetrics?
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