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Cervical stitch

2022-09-15 13:53:31
Hello im 23 weeks pregnant .. during week 21 i underwent cervical stitch .. can i sit down aftr 10 days of surgery .. will it effect my cervix if i sit or stand .. and can intercourse be done or should i avoid it?]
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Avoid intercourse Sit down as in ? On the floor? Avoid

Answered2022-09-16 05:24:16

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Avoid

Answered2022-09-15 15:13:10

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Intercourse - no , u can sit
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Answered2022-09-15 13:59:42

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Hi Yes u can sit But avoid sex , exercise and traveling

Answered2022-09-15 14:19:55

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It depends on why the stitch was placed first of all. In general it is advisable not to strain ,take adequate bed rest and avoid intercourse.

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