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Does the cervix dilate 10 cms during a miscarriage?
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Miscarriag: The cervix usually dilate enough to allow the contents of uterus to expel and does not have to dilate to 10cms. Kindly see your doctor for any concern and plan.
Answered 4/22/2020
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