Generally they tell you to rest for about a week, but it varies from woman to woman & doctor to doctor. I personally had a cerclage put in, went off bed rest, after a few weeks it began to slip out I went into labor & had to have a second cerclage placed in emerency surgery to save my son. I then spent three weeks in the hospital and the remainder of my pregnancy on strict bed rest.....only able to shower every other day and only allowed to get out of bed & sit in a chair for 20 min per day. This went on for 16 weeks!
Bed rest to avoid putting unnecessary pressure on the cervix; tocolytics, these are drugs that are designed to stop or delay labor; antibiotics may be used to treat infection preventing premature labor.
Conservative treatment begins with rest-either restricting normal activities to a less strenuous level or bed rest for three to five days. If rest is not adequate to relieve symptoms, a cervical orthosis may be prescribed,
C1 (Atlas) , and C2 ( Axis ) because they are unlike the rest of the Cervical vertebrae.
at least 4 months
Sometimes, women with these procedures will have problems maintaining pregnancies due to "incompetent cervix" or "cervical shortening". Sometimes, doctors will place a stitch in the cervix called a cerclage which helps the cervix stay closed. If you do experience any of these, your doctor will most likely put you on bed rest either at home or in the hospital in more severe cases where a pregnancy is threatened. Unfortunately, I cannot give you a percentage. Just talk with your doctor about these issues if you become pregnant.
Because the neck is relatively fragile compared with the rest of the spine ... and it has that big lump at the top end.
You would call it a neck bone, I suppose, but the "Neck Bone" has many other bones with it. Though it is all made up as the Cervical vertebrae
Not an anesthetic but get as much rest as you can and you'll be back on your feet in no time.
You should try to rest as much as possible and see a doctor if your symptoms persist or get worse.
it differs from person to person, but it is almost certain that the average person needs 8 hours of rest or sleep in every 24 hours.
Six weeks is very early to start bed rest. You should be talking to your doctor, not a website.
A patient with heat cramps should rest until the body cools down. Heat cramps are an indicator of the body overheating and heat exhaustion could occur.