Cervical cerclage is a procedure used to prevent miscarriage or preterm birth in women with a weak or short cervix. A stitch is placed around the cervix to keep it closed during pregnancy.

Who Needs Cervical Cerclage?

• A history of second-trimester miscarriages
• Painless cervical dilation in previous pregnancy
• Short cervix detected on ultrasound
• Previous preterm birth due to cervical incompetence

When Is It Done?

Cerclage is usually done between 12 to 16 weeks of pregnancy, or later if needed based on ultrasound findings.

Our Services Include:

• Transvaginal or transabdominal cerclage options
• Ultrasound-guided diagnosis and monitoring
• Pre- and post-procedure care
• Close follow-up to monitor pregnancy progress
• Removal of stitch around 36–37 weeks

📞 Book a consultation early if you're at risk for cervical insufficiency.