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Is 35 or 37 considered full term?
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5724951 tn?1392422353
36w is considered full term. I'm in mo to
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After 36 weeks here in CO the drs wont stop labor.
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5116831 tn?1367254462
In georgia and In most places Ive researched 37 weeks is when the baby is considered full term, but you can find out by calling l & d or your doctor to find out for sure.
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1752977 tn?1418221796
By the university of gynaecology and obstetrics, full term has recently been changed to 39 weeks.
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5492154 tn?1374801006
37 here but they try to keep you to atleast 39 weeks
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5731802 tn?1375572607
36 i live in virginia
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Im in fl and same applies as goob100813 here.
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I'm told 37 from UK
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In my baby book it says 36 is full term .... I'm from Missouri
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I was told 36
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37
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Thank you
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37 used to be considered full term. But I live in Az and the hospitals here won't let you deliver prior to 39 weeks unless its medically necessary. So if you have gb, pre e, or your water breaks etc. My doctor said March of Dimes is trying to make every hospital like that so it reduces the rate of premature babies.
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5691681 tn?1375735348
38-40 is full term. That's what my books and Dr say anyway lol.
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