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Scan Shows Small Hypoechoic Area Above Cervix, Prescribed Duphaston. Will There Be Complication During Delivery ?

I am now on 28 week of pregnancy. Scan shows a small hypoechoic area above cervix measuring 2.3 and 1.9cm fibroid.doctor said nothing special and prescribed tab duphaston 10mg bd.and also baby weight 779gms.Im having less raise in stomach.before pregnancy my weight was 57kg now 61kg in 7th month.Im much concern about baby and delivery,is there any complication.Please answer my question.
posted on Sat, 10 Aug 2013
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As the size of the fibroid is smaller at present, you may not expect much discomfort; the possibilities are an abnormal presentation, partially dilated cervix with a risk of cord-prolapse, spotting or bleeding from the exposed surface of the fibroid, increase in the size of the fibroid resulting in fetal growth retardation and termination of labor in case of fetal jeopardy. Proper monitoring is necessary and intervention sought in case of any abnormality. Hope your query is answered. Take care.
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Scan Shows Small Hypoechoic Area Above Cervix, Prescribed Duphaston. Will There Be Complication During Delivery ?

Hi, As the size of the fibroid is smaller at present, you may not expect much discomfort; the possibilities are an abnormal presentation, partially dilated cervix with a risk of cord-prolapse, spotting or bleeding from the exposed surface of the fibroid, increase in the size of the fibroid resulting in fetal growth retardation and termination of labor in case of fetal jeopardy. Proper monitoring is necessary and intervention sought in case of any abnormality. Hope your query is answered. Take care.