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I have been 17th week complete my pregnancy and now i have prolem of open cervix. The mouth of uterus is opened 3.4mm. I just want to ask is a harmful for feotus. And stitches on mouth of uterus is it compulsary.
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If you want the baby. Go to doctor immediately and get stitches. ONLY POSSIBLE WAY TO SAVE YOUR BABY
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