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11 weeks pregnant
I am 11 weeks pregnant. Yesterday I did my 1st ultrasound and my cervix length is 2.8. No vaginal blood or watery discharge. Only a small white discharge everyday. Does my Cervical length is okay? Or do I need stitch? Currently I am taking Biofol and Progest 10.mg. Thanks
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Its fine
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Dr. Janapati Koti Spandana
Obstetrics & Gynecology
5 yrs exp
Nalgonda
2.5cm is normal
But some may go for stitch as a preventive measure for preterm delivery
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
More than 2.5 is normal
No stitch is required if the internal os is closed
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