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Cervix 2.9cm at 28 weeks
My cervix is 2.9 cm internal os is closed. 28 weeks 4 days pregnant. Is this cervix size normal ? Am I at a risk of preterm labor or early delivery?
This is my first pregnancy, age 30
Growth scan and blood reports are normal.
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Below 2.5 is short cervix
2.9 means it’s on lower side of normal
You need to be on bed rest
And minimal activity
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Dr. B.Sri Veda Priya
Infertility Specialist
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It's normal..no need to worry
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Dr. Deepshikha Sharma
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Panchkula
No it’s normal
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