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Cervical length 31 mm at 11 weeks
I had a scan at 11 weeks 4 days my cervical length was 31mm at that time. Before that at 8 weeks scan it was 41 mm. My doctor does not seems to be concerned as she says that above 2.5 is good. But I am concerned about decrease in cervical length. How can cervical length decrease so much. She directly asked me to come for scan at 18 weeks. Should I have a scan in mid and go for anamoly scan only . This is my first pregnancy.
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Did you have a Caesarean or a normal delivery?
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You should consult your Gynaecologist with this information.
A cervical length of 31 mm per se doesn't need any treatment but analysed in relation to other factors it may need treatment.
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You need to be concerned if there are few symptoms like fever, white discharge etc. Connect online with your scan reports for further information
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Dr. Varnica Psyche
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
6 yrs exp
Allahabad
Follow your gynecologist advise..above 2.5 is normal
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Your doctor is absolutely correct in advising that the length of 2.5 CM Plus is normal
trust your doctor and put your fears at rest
You don't need a scan in between
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