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26 weeks pregnant & Cervix is 13mm
I am 26 weeks pregnant and had a cervical cerclage done in wk 21. Post surgery my cervix was 24 mm. When I went for my regular scan and check up in week 26 reports says my cervix length is 13 mm with funnelling noted. Doctor has asked me to be hospitalised for 3 months to avoid premature delivery. Please advise what should be the course of action be. Is 3 months hospitalisation necessary or can be managed at home. Please let me know the risk involved.
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Its better you get hospitalized... Becaise at home at some point of time pt gets careless and dont follow the instructions 100%..if funelling is noted that means you are at risk of premature labour...
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follow the doctors orders. they are right bit you can request to stay back in house if there is no pain provided you follow their instructions at home
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
At present follow your doctors advise.. After proper evaluation and treatment doctor may send you home for further care
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