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NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, cervical canal laceration is similar to uterine rupture, and it is prone to occur during forceful delivery. In cases of nulliparous women of advanced age, when the cervical canal resistance is too strong, or when the fetus is too large, or when the fetal position is abnormal, the cervical canal may be injured due to strong force. After delivery, if the uterus contracts well and there are no wounds in the vagina and vulva, but fresh blood continues to flow, it can also be considered as cervical canal laceration.