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Re: 14 weeks , and transient uterine contraction noted during ultrasound ?From: L. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 2 Jul 2002 17:17:53 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Emma wrote: > The report >says that a "transient uterine contraction was noted during the scan", >what does that mean, is it dangerous? Does than mean I am miscarrying. Probably not. The uterus always contracts . . . this could be a normal thing at 14 weeks. A good way to minimize contractions is to keep very well hydrated and rest. A full bladder can also cause them.
>Also, it said that I have "borderline cervical incomptenece for Hard to say. Definitely pursue this with your OB. I lost a baby at 19 weeks to cervical incompetence . . . if your cervix shows signs of shortening or "funneling" at 14 weeks, it will probably get worse before it gets better. Fortunately you can always take to your bed and/or have a cerclage to keep the cervix closed. Please discuss this with your OB a.s.a.p.
>Last, it said I had a posterior placenta, is it normal? Yes. It just means that it is anchored on the spine-side of your uterus; this is the most common site. Mine happens to be lateral, wrapping from back to front. "Anterior" would mean that it is anchored on the ventral or tummy side.
> I tried That is when the placenta partially or totally covers the cervical outlet. Glad it doesn't apply to you. Please talk to your OB about the cervical incompetence. Now, at 14 weeks, it's a very good time to do a cerclage if you need one. the earlier the better. I had one put in this pregnancy at 11 weeks. 15 weeks along now. Good luck to you.
-- L.
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