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After 7 years after birth cervix still open i'm 28 weeks pregnant now?
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Elaborate please: You should not have a dilated cervix if you are 28 weeks pregnant. I am presuming your provider told you that you were dilated and has taken the necessary precautions. If not seek medical attention immediately.
Answered 7/17/2012
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