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Closed Internal OS ,CERVICAL CERCLAGE??

2022-06-08 18:17:52
My 17 week pregnancy usg report shows 3.5cm.cervical length,Internal OSclosed ,Internal OS diameter12mm ,my doctor suggests for cervical cerclage,is it necessary ,i am 34y old  my 1st pregnancy married age 1 year,  i.am.scared of cerclage but i am.progestrone injection, plz any of doctor answer i.am worried from.last 10 days.do i need to go fr cerclage, plz suggest other alternatives
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If this is your first Pregnancy then there should be no need for a cervical cerclage.  Please get another opinion from a Gynaecologist in your area.

Answered2022-06-09 02:20:01

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You don't hv any history of pregnancy loss or preterm delivery.. take a second opinion then decide.

Answered2022-06-08 23:50:06

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I don't think there is a need for circlage  as it's ur first pregnancy

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