Cervical Incompetency Problem
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Amare
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Greetings from Arusha Tanzania, My wife got pregnant in 2011, and she went on very well until 9 months. During delivery, the Dr opted she deliver normal, but during the course and because the baby was big, she failed to push, and she fainted, while the baby head was already seen, the Drs try to pull the baby but they failed, so they had to operate on her n take the baby out, only to find the baby was so weak and passes away after was taken out. But the mother survived. So after while she conceived again, only in 4 months she got miscarriages, we tried like 2 times only to find out the mother has got a problem with her child womb, caused by the first pregnant, that, she has a scar up, and must be fixed so as she can conceive, they fixed and when she conceives after 10 weak they even put cerclage on the cervix but again she got miscarriages on 4-5months, we lost almost 9 pregnancies. Lastly, we went to Nairobi, the Dr in Nairobi examined her and said the scar is too up from the cervix, but he can fix it by using a special stitch called shirodkar, but she has to conceive after 10 weeks he will put that stitch. We did as instructed and the Dr. Put that stitch. Again for almost 5 months no joy she miscarried and this time the baby died in the stomach. The Dr. Find out what went wrong and said he will put her on hormone medication, then we try again but using the same procedures. SO WE ARE STUCK, CAN OUR PROBLEM BE SOLVED ??? Please find the attached Medical Report from our last Dr. who attended us. |
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re: Cervical Incompetency Problem
by Dr R K Mishra -
Apr 15th, 2021
12:08 pm
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Dr R K Mishra
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Dear Sir, In your wife's case, the best option is laparoscopic cervical cerclage. Laparoscopic cerclage offers the benefit of reduced blood loss, reduced postoperative pain, and fewer adhesions, as well as decreased length of hospital stay and overall faster recovery time. Laparoscopy is the best option for previously failed vaginal cerclage patients. |