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Cervical stich

2022-04-16 05:49:33
Is cervical stitches possible at 33 weeks ..If someone detected with open cervix..Or cervix length less than 2 at 33 week..
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Discuss with ur gynaec

Answered2022-04-16 06:14:54

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You need to be examined by your Gynaecologist and she will decide further course of action
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo or Whatsapp number 98291*17915

Answered2022-04-16 06:00:54

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No At this stage we wud wait fr spontaneous onset of pain n delivery

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Umm there could be tocolytic use.

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Better to take complete bed rest with foot end elevation. Progesterone and tocolytics support Steroid coverage Take opinion of your treating doctor

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