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Cervical length 33.5mm at 14 weeks

2022-07-20 12:06:06
My cervical length at 11 weeks was 38 mm and at 14 weeks was 33.5 mm , i am yet to do my anomaly scan, i have had a DNC before because of missed Miscarriage at 14 weeks. What will be the cut off for me to get cervical stitches or doing bedred can increase the length? I am on oral progesterone tablets two times a day.
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Bedrest will not increase cervical length Cut off 2.5cm

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You need to wait and watch policy with repeated scans during advancement of pregnancy
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo

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Connect please

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Follow doctors advice,complete bed rest

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