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Yes, it is likely that it will happen again, but not always. sometimes when it is short it has just never been stretched out, so after the first pregnancy, it might be ok, and some people just have a short cervix, so its really an individual case. I would tell your ob about it and they will check often to make sure your cervix is fine.

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Q: If you had a shortened cervix in last pregnancy what is the likely hood it will happen again?
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