22K views · 306 reactions | Chit chat while I get ready for my cerclage surgery and tell you my vulnerability with my weight and my experience. It’s gonna be a long but interesting and learning video. And yes this time i decided to wear a makeup to get a different experience and i love it. So don’t come asking questions like u wear a makeup to the hospital? Yes I did and i love it. #pregnant #momlife | Chioma Jess Cyril | Facebook

Removing a cervical stitch (also known as a cerclage) is a simple, quick procedure, typically done at 36 weeks of pregnancy or later. It’s often performed in the clinic or on an OPD (outpatient) basis and doesn’t require anaesthesia! Here’s how it’s done: 👉 We use an instrument called a speculum to gently expose the cervix. 👉 The stitch looks like a white thread with a knot. We carefully grasp it with an artery forceps. 👉 Using small surgical scissors, we cut and remove the stitch. ⏱ The enti

In the realm of obstetrics, cervical stitches play a crucial role in supporting pregnancies, particularly in cases of cervical incompetence. Let’s explore the different types of cervical stitches: McDonald Cervical Stitch: 👉 This is the simplest and most commonly performed cervical stitch. 👉 It involves placing a stitch around the cervix in a circular manner using a special tape, without cutting open the bladder or accessing the pouch of Douglas. 👉 It provides effective support to the cervix,