I am pregnant from 9 months my due date is nov 9 I have pain in abdominal and back pain mildly. Is this labour? I go to doctor for any injection increase the pain or wait? Pls tell me.

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Dr. Jatinder Kaur DangGynaecologist47yrs exp

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Since you are now full term pregnant and your due date is very near, this pain can be onset of labour pains but you need not get any injection to increase the pain if your pregnancy is uncomplicated . You can wait, if these are true labour pains they will increase automatically

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Dr. Vaishali Sharma M D( A.I.I.M.S)Gynaecologist11yrs exp

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Just go for your routine checkup. In case there is no high risk like high sugar, high BP, etc then no need of injection for pain. Your obstetrician is the best person to tell you if induction of labour indicated or not. If everything is absolutely normal and baby movements are also normal then you can wait till 9 nov easily.

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