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Cervical cerclage and internal OS open
Hello All, I had very short cervical length at 22nd week which was around 15mm during ultra sound scan. Doctor suggested for immediate cervical cerclage. Now am running on 25th week and this time also during scanning the cervical length was 15mm. I am taking 2 times susten 200. But I am scared, what happens in the next days. How should I take care of myself and baby to prevent preterm delivery. Will the McDonald stitch will hold atleast 36 weeks ? Also, every week is there any chance that cervical Length will go on decreasing? Please advise!
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Strict bed rest Avoid constipation Unpredictable U can jus take rest n hope fr the best
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Complete bed rest Elevate the foot end of bed , Proper dose of progesterone
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Complete bed rest
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Yes, McDonald's procedure is standard for your case.
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo or Whatsapp number 98291*17915
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You can go for circlage Take complete bed rest with foot end elevation Dose of progesterone should be increased
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