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Internal OS mildly patulous
Recently in the ultrasound scan, it has been mentioned as internal os as mildly patulous.
Present pregnancy wk is 25.4
While cervix length is 3.7cm
AFI is 12.6 cm.
Need to know what are the options and if there are any chances of recovery through medications.
This is the first pregnancy with no previous history of any abortions or miscarriages.
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Kolkata
Cervical length is normal. So nothing to worry right now
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Dr. Sukanya Patra
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Delhi
The length of the cervix is normal and rest of parameters are normal
There are no high risk factors in her medical history. However you need to be cautious. Hormonal supplements can prevent early onset labour and pains. You will also need to have serial scanning to see if the internal os is opening. Also avoid strenuous physical exercise .
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Dr. Varun H Shah
Infertility Specialist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi
So using words mild patulous won’t serve any purpose if we don’t have measurements.
So first get a measurement of internal os done.
If it’s less than 1 cm dilated, then practically nothing needs to be done
Your doctor may give you a progesterone support and / or uterine relaxant medications.
1-2 cm dilated then emergency circulate needs to be done.
Take care
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