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Cervical length at 17 weeks 3cm,
Mine is ivf conception with single fetus, age 37 years
My cervical length is 34mm at 15weeks 4 days and 30mm at 15 weeks 5days.
Should I be worried? Do I need circlage, or can I wait until 20 weeks and see the length in TIFFA scan?
Can circlage be done at 22 weeks if it is short? What precautions should I take until Tiffa scan?
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In IVF cases it is better to take and follow the advice of your Gynaecologist. It is only he who is answerable if you have a mishap.
The questions like Cervical cerclage don't have a straight forward answer. Opinions may vary . But since you are spending a lot of money please follow your Doctor's advice.
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Dr. Arushi Suri
Gynecologist
7 yrs exp
Jammu
U should avoid prolonged standing, take rest and step up ur bed from foot end, also use vaginal progesterone. U can wait for level 2 scan to get ur cervix evaluated
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