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My wife s ultrasound report showed her cervix measured 2.9 cms in length. is this normal. and what does it mean?
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Pregnant?: Depends why they did the ultrasound. If she is pregnant, how many weeks? This can help give a risk of preterm delivery. If she's not pregnant, it doesn't really mean anything.
Answered 4/13/2014
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