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Clotting post cervical encirclarge

2026-01-20 02:08:54
I am 27weeks pregnant, I got my cervix encirclarge done 1 month back and I have experienced blood clot coming out evry 10-15 days post procedure. The blood is looks bright red. I have checked in OT and they send me back after checking if baby is doing ok and they check for aby obvious bleeding signs. But I am really concerned if there could be any other reason for this or something which doctors are missing to check now which might be a risk for my child in coming weeks. Or this is common
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