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A member asked:
How soon can i get a transabdominal cerclage put in after a d & c at 21 weeks.
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Months: If your doctor is sure this is what you need, then i would probably wait 2-3 months for your uterus to recover from the pregnancy loss and shrink down to it's normal size and vascularity prior to undergoing an abdominal cerclage. There are some specialists who can do this procedure laparoscopically, which may be less invasive, and with a faster recovery. Good luck to you in the future.
Answered 9/28/2016
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