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What does it mean if i have a short cervix length at 17 weeks pregnant?
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Increased risk : This will put you at increased risk of pre-term delivery. There are treatments for this, depending on your situation. Progesterone injections and cerclage are options. Your specialist will know if either is right for you.
Answered 10/23/2017
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