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Siting after cervical cerclage
Hi , my cerclage done in 14th week of pregnancy. Currently I am in 29th week. I have taken 6 week bed rest after cerclage. Now I am finding difficult to sit for long hrs for office work. Cervix length was 3 cm in 24th week. Is it normal ? Does it will impact baby growth of i sit for long hrs. How to sit n for how much duration should i sit. Genuine answer plz.
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Hi..cervical length 3 cm is normal but needs follow up.Rest in pregnancy depends upon the reason for cervical encirclage (whether taken prophylactic or emergency ).Sitting for long time does not affect the baby growth,but can cause discomfort like back pain ..take a break in between and sit with gud back support..and follow your obstetrician advice after each review.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
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24 yrs exp
Bangalore
3 cms length is normal.Stitch has no impact on Baby growth. Sitting for long time in any pregnancy is difficult. Take frequent breaks,and try lying down for a while.
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