Re: checked archives - IC vs. CVS complications

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You can't rule that out.. >
>2) Would you recommend a cerclage "just in case" during my next
>pregnancy or monitoring weekly or bi-weekly via ultrasound? I have heard
>several opinions from several doctors.

not after the first m/c.. >
>3)Is it even possible to have an IC as early as 14 weeks?

Yes. >
>4) I had spotting throughout the pregnancy. Could this have been a
>threatened miscarriage brought on by the CVS?

perhaps. >
>Thanks so much.
>
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>Ruth
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