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Cervical cerclage

2020-11-23 15:13:22
Hi, i had cervical cerclage last week. is complete bed rest required after this and for how many days? can i walk for sometime after a week?
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The reason for cervical circlage? The detail history needed. And I think your obstetrician must have discussed the detail of plan of management. Please follow her . On Practo asking about ambulation and then who will be responsible for the outcome ?

Answered2020-11-24 03:41:14

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If there r no complaints like tightness in lower abdomen or pv spotting or backache u can start gentle movments do not sit down avoid any act that will increase abdominal  pressure  if any doubt then consult me

Answered2020-11-23 18:18:28

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Yes you can if there is no complains.  What's was the indication for cerclage?

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