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Cervix after LLETZ

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Thingymaboob · 09/06/2017 12:25

Hi guys, I'm 9 weeks pregnant and I have been referred to an obstetrician as I had a LLETZ procedure last year. The midwife mentioned something about a stitch?!! Anyone been through this?

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someblondegirl · 09/06/2017 13:59

I'd had 2 lletz procedures in the past so I was also worried about this. You'll have an internal scan to check the length of your cervix. My one was absolutely fine so that's where it ended, but from what I understand they will consider a stitch if needed. I read a bit about it at the time and it didn't seem like anything to worry about. Hope yours is ok though Smile

Courtneybrown · 09/06/2017 21:29

Im getting a stitch at 20 weeks after lletz procedure had near enough all of my cervix removed lol I've heard it's not sure just a bit uncomfortable lol only thing I'm not sure about is sex ? Xx

Girlsworld92 · 09/06/2017 21:46

Don't worry they should give you regular scans to make sure your cervix is strong enough to keep baby in safely & if it's looking like it needs some help, they put a stitch in. I had this and didn't need the stitch but better safe than sorry x

Thingymaboob · 09/06/2017 23:23

If you have a stitch, does it mean c section?

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pisghetti · 09/06/2017 23:48

I had to have some additional checks after two LLETZ procedures - luckily all was fine. If a lot of cervix was removed then there is a risk it won't cope with pregnancy and you're at risk of a premature birth. If you have a stitch you may also be put on bed rest. The stitch will be cut later in pregnancy to enable a natural birth.

April1984 · 22/06/2017 06:17

Hey, search for the short cervix club on here, lots of us in a similar position with stitches (on my second stitch now) feel free to pm me x

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