Cervical Length In Pregnancy: What You Need To Know? | Dr Jay Mehta

Understanding Cervical Length in Pregnancy: Your cervical length is typically measured during the anomaly scan after 18 weeks of pregnancy, providing insights into your pregnancy's progress. 🤰🔍 A crucial evaluation is done around 24 weeks and 6 months to ensure optimal health. ⏳ For singleton or twin pregnancies, a cervical length of over 2.5cm is considered normal. 📏 A cervix is deemed normal if it's longer than 2.5cm, shows no funneling, and remains closed internally. ✅ If your cervical length measures less than 2.5cm, it's essential to contact your obstetrician promptly for further assessment and guidance. 🚨 #pregnancy #cervicalhealth #momlife #pregnancytips #ContraceptionAwareness #UseCondoms #Empowerment #pregnancyjourney #miraclesoflife #momtobemagic #pregnancy #journeytomotherhood #prenatalcare #babyonboard #motherhoodmoments #growingfamily #expectingparents #bundleofjoy #nurturinglife #pregnancytips #creatinglife #joyfulexpectation #cherishedmoments #preciousmoments #littlemiracle #pregnancylife #momtobe #mother #motherhood #expectingmom #expectingababy