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Having my cervix dilated for a 2nd time & will have a catheter left in for 5 days afraid cervix will close up again/hematuria. how to prevent this?
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Cant: Cervical stenosis is pretty rare. Sounds like your doctor is on top of it and is trying to fix it.
Answered 12/21/2014
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