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2026-08-11 16:41:50
Im 18 weeks pregnant and in my last scan my cervix length was about 2.8 cm. My doc said that the cervix is a little short and should be able to carry full term as in my last pregnancy i delivered at 38 weeks. He has not asked me for cerclage till now. I have been put on duvadilan retard twice a day. What precautions should i take? Can i go out normally for lunch and dinners or should i rest at home full time?
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Your didn’t ask for cerclage because cervical length is more than 2.5 cm.
Next Steps
Repeat Ultrasound after 2 weeks

Answered2026-08-22 17:35:12

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Answered2026-08-15 04:20:03

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Repeat scan every 2-4 weeks Take little rest don’t do strenuous work

Answered2026-08-13 05:16:42

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Answered2026-08-12 11:55:28

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You should repeat the ultrasound look at the length every two weeks You would require a circlage if the length is reduces to less than 2.5 You can go out occasionally

Answered2026-08-12 09:05:43

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A cervix length around 2.8cm at 18 weeks with no cerclage advised yet is being actively watched by your doctor, and moderate outings are usually fine unless told otherwise.
Next Steps
Avoid long or stressful outings, keep your follow-up scans on schedule, and rest more than usual in between.
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Contact your doctor right away if you notice cramping, pelvic pressure, or any spotting.

Answered2026-08-29 14:36:27

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Answered2026-08-13 09:26:01

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You can occasionally go out You can opt for circlage

Answered2026-08-13 04:34:51

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