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2023-01-29 04:48:21
I did the anomaly scan at 20 weeks. My doctor has not done transvaginal scan. She did transabdominal scan where my transabdominal cervical length is 3.64cm. Is the cervical length normal?
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Normal

Answered2023-01-29 06:22:11

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It's normal

Answered2023-01-29 05:52:47

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20 week pregnancy is too big for a TVS. So your Doctor has done the right thing. The length of the cervix is normal.

Answered2023-01-29 05:14:06

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Please consult for proper discussion.

Answered2023-01-30 02:43:29

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Yes you can see cervix in transabdominal scan and 3.64 cm is normal cervical length

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