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19th week anamoly scan cervix
Hi there, first pregnancy ivf conception dcda twins. During NT scan cervix measurement was 3cm. Anamoly scan was today and cervix measurement is 2.7cm. I was complete bed rest from 13 weeks of pregnancy and doctor advised to be on on bed rest completely again. Rest of the scan reports looks good. Both are posterior placenta and internal os closed. Placenta 3.2 cm from internal os. I am taking susten 400 twice a day and duphaston 10mg twice a day. Is there a risk?
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Take rest
Whatever medicine taking continue
Follow your doctor with full faith ,,
Too many diff opinions only creates confusion, ,,
The one physically examining can give most
Appropriate treatment
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Use SustenVT200 vaginal tablets once a day .
Reassess cervix after 20 days.Cerclage maybe needed if length reduces further.
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Rest all is fine
Add cap isoxsupine retard bd till 38 weeks
Raise foot end of bed
Iron
Calcium
Vit d
Proteinex
Inj pregasafe 500 mg weekly till 35 weeks I/m
Tab pantocid 40 mg od
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