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Cervical Cerclage

2018-12-04 14:59:57
My cervix length was 3.2 cm during NT Scan but in Anomaly scan it dropped to 2.7 cm. So I underwent cervical cerclage. After 10 days again scanned to check length. It was 3.1 cm. It's almost a month now after undergoing cerclage. Since last 2 days I see very tiny tiny blood clots after urinating. Am I at risk? I have no pain and I'm on bedrest.
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Answered2018-12-05 03:57:22

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Do scan

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