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Long Cervix & C-Section: Understanding the Connection
While a long cervix is not typically a reason for a cesarean section (c-section), it can be a factor in certain situations. A long cervix may indicate that the cervix is not dilating as quickly as it should during labor, which could lead to a prolonged labor or other complications. In these cases, a c-section may be recommended to ensure the safety of the mother and baby. However, it's important to note that a long cervix does not always result in a c-section, and many women with a long cervix are able to have a successful vaginal delivery.Cavities - Related Articles
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