Cervical length

2025-05-19 08:07:09
Hi my cervical length in 13 week pregnancy is 2.7 cm and doctor prescribed progesterone sustained tablet and i m taking that tablet from 8 week of pregnancy should i go for cerclage ?
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Previous obstetric history gives us the idea whether to go for cerclage or not. If there was second trimester abortion then it becomes mandatory to get a cerclage done after NT NB scan.

Answered2025-05-20 01:54:12

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Please mention your previous Obstetric history, if you had any abortions earlier, and if so at what period of gestation. That will determine whether you need a cerclage or not.

Answered2025-05-20 01:50:19

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Answered2025-05-19 14:44:11

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2025-05-19 10:42:36

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Requires more history to make that decision mam.
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connect for detailed consultation

Answered2025-05-20 07:52:45

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Circalage should be offered if You have a history of second trimester abortion Length of cervix is less than 2.5 CM Diameter of the internal os is more than 8 millimetre

Answered2025-05-20 03:48:16

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Was the scan done by transvaginal route? If done by abdominal route then get it repeated. Previous pregnancy details ( delivery before time, leaking in previous pregnancy)
Next Steps
if length is decreasing then may be cerclage can be done, till then continue progesterone
Health Tips
rest, avoid intercourse and lifting heavy weight or long duration standing

Answered2025-05-19 13:55:10

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Go for cerclage

Answered2025-05-19 13:18:02

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If NT scan and double marker are normal Ideally repeat scan to see how it progresses.
Next Steps
Repeat scan until it reaches 2.5cm, before 20 weeks cercelage
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Rest

Answered2025-05-19 11:21:26

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Consult please.

Answered2025-05-19 09:57:01

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