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Several episodes of bright red bleed upon wiping 18 weeks pregnant,cervix 1cm dilated and short, what's wrong?
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Very concerning: Already dilated this early is very concerning.myou need to talk with your OB and possibly be referred to a Maternal Fetal Specialist. A cerclage might be indicated.
Answered 7/2/2014
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