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Cervix length 3.1 cm
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My wife (age 27 yrs) is currently 20 weeks pregnant. This is her first pregnancy. During anomaly scan, her cervix measures 3.1 cm TVS and internal os is closed. According to the radiologist, this is borderline and may require stitches while gynae is saying this is absolutely normal. Can anyone please explain if this is normal or not? Many thanks.
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This is absolutely normal length and your Gynaec is correct. Kindly ask her to have a word with the sonologist and explain. The cut off is 2.5 cm of cervical length in pregnancy.
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Cervix length is normal...but your wife need to be examine before committing anything with confidence.
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3.1 cm cervix is fine , yes it needs to be monitored just to be safe . No need for stitch
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Length more than 2.5 cm is normal
at this point of time she does not require any stitch
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