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2018-05-12 08:39:46
I am 11 weeks pregnant. When I did my scanning, I happened to see that my cervix measures only 31 mm in this 11th week. Is it too small for a pregnant lady at this time... What should I do to prevent this from going too low...
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Repeat the scan again in 5 months if same length of cervix then better go for circlage operation. Till time don't do heavy work,avoid constipation and cough.Continue the progesterone tablet.

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Not at all.. continue susten.

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