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Short cervical length of 2.5 at 28 weeks
I hv short cervical length of 2.5 at 28 weeks and baby weight of just 1 kg.i m worried .and my gynae is not much concerned about lenth.she just started argiprime .i dontcwant a preterm baby .i feel pain and pressure at pelvic region .please suggest
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Don't worry so much because Stress is one of the factors for pre term labour.
And keep drink more and more water.
Avoid heavy weight lifting.
Avoid intercorse.
If u have any kind of abnormal discharge from vagina than do complete examination and treatment.
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Dr. Mohini Vachhani
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Mumbai
First of all did the ultrasound which you had was vagina or abdominal. Makes lot of difference. I suggest repeat ultrasound but now vagina probe. As such 2.5 cms is ok although slightly less. Ultrasound person should have given report whether is there funneling or in the sense the inside mouth of uterus is opening? You will need steroid injection to make baby's lungs mature and should take vagina swab to check if there is infection.
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Can contact me to do the ultrasound and taking swab and steroid injection if pt wants.
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