Hello...<br> The rate at which the cervix dilates is influenced by many factors and differs in each woman. So, it very difficult to predict. In some women, this process is a gradual one, taking over a few days or weeks (especially for first-time moms), while in others it could be a rapid one and happen overnight.. So, if there is no complications in pregnancy or baby or EDD is not crossed then you can wait... otherwise let doctor decide it...

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