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Fluid in cervical canal?
I just had a routine TA scan at 19 weeks, and everything was fine except that there was 4.7mm of fluid in my cervical canal. The cervix was 4.5cm and closed. The sonographer seemed quite concerned and sent me off to see a doctor, but that doctor wasn't worried. I'm confused. No pain,bleeding or fluid loss, and no previous miscarriage. Just one previous successful pregnancy to term. Should I be concerned?
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this finding is supposed to be normal and there is nothing to worry if you could do this can again or repeat a cervical length will find it is normal
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Need physical examination to confirm. Not possible online
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