Hello Mam,
I had pregnancy loss due to incompetent cervix in 18th week of my pregnancy.
Now I am pregnant after 2 years I have done with my NT scan my cervix length is 3.4cm.
My doctor prescribed duphaston tablet day and night and she does not prescribe cervix stitches.
Is cervix cerclage mandatory or only duphaston is enough.
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There are 2 options,,,serial cervical length monitoring upto 24 weeks with progesterone support...
Another is history indicated cerclage...cervical stitch...
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Progesterone has no role after 12 weeks
Because placental function starts after 12 weeks which secretes progesterone
At this length stitch is not required
Repeat ultrasound at 16 weeks
To look for cervical length and diameter of internal os
Stitch shall be required only if the length of cervix is less than 2.5 cm and diameter of internal os is more than 8 millimetres
Deciding between a cervical stitch and medication alone depends on your full history and how your cervix length trends across follow-up scans, not one reading in isolation. This is a call your doctor is best placed to make.
Next Steps
Ask your doctor how she plans to monitor your cervix length going forward, and keep every follow-up scan on schedule.
Health Tips
Please don't stop or change your prescribed medication on your own, and report any bleeding, pain, or fluid loss to your doctor right away.
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