A cerclage MUST be taken out before you go into labor or it will tear your cervix to shreds & put you at risk for a hysterectomy!
Your cervix must dilate (open up) to 10 centimeters before you can essentially, 'push' the baby out. So half a cm is good progress, though it seems a bit early at 29 weeks? 75% effaced: you have to be 100% effaced (thinned out) for the cervix to fully dilate & ready to deliver the baby. So you're just about finished there.
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!
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No, a Pediatrician is a Doctor that treats illnesses in Children. An Obstetrician is a Doctor that delivers babies.
A previous preterm delivery, previous trauma to the cervix, early rupture of membranes, hormonal influences, abnormalities of the cervix or uterus, exposure as a fetus to diethylstilbestrol.
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Basically anyone.....! Typically, midwives or experienced people such as nurses are the better option besides a doctor!
It's better to deliver a baby closer to full term whenever possible. Sometimes nature wants the baby to come early, and that's fine. However, 37 weeks is in fact full term, so you can indeed deliver at any time and it's OK. Your baby is full term. However, you should confirm that you are actually 37 weeks (full term). Could it be that bed rest was recommended because you're actually not 37 weeks? Please call your doctor and check. In any case, follow your doctor's advice--whatever it is.
Probably pretty sure, because 90% is a lot. While there is the slim chance you could go over a week, most women will not.