Patient's question:
I am already full-term pregnant, but when I went to the hospital for a check-up today, the doctor suddenly said my cervix is very low. I want to ask if a low cervix will affect a normal delivery. I don't want to have a cesarean section?Doctor's answer:
Generally, there is no term like "low cervix." It might be that the cervix is positioned more posteriorly, and the pain duration might be longer. Continue monitoring until the due date. It is recommended that if you experience regular abdominal pain with progressively shorter intervals and prolonged pain duration, it may indicate that labor is approaching. You should go to the hospital for labor. Regarding the choice of delivery method, it requires relevant examinations, and the appropriate delivery method should be selected under the guidance of a doctor based on the actual situation.