24 weeks pregnant mother
Question: Hii everyone....in sixth month pregnancy,tiffa scan what is the expected cervix lenth???
3 AnswersQuestion
3 years old baby
Answer: Hello dear, normal cervical length is 4 to 5 cm when not pregnant. One study found that at 24 weeks gestation, the average cervical length is 3.5 cm. When cervical length is less than 2.2 cm, women face a 20 percent probability of preterm delivery. Take care....
4 years old baby
Answer: Your cervical length should be more than 2.5 centimetre it is very much better if a cervical length is 3.5 to 3.7
18 months old baby
Answer: If it is 4.1cm any problem?? please tell me
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