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Note: Scar tissue may interfere with normal intrapartal cervical dilation and effacement. Vaginal bleeding other than slight spotting may be sign of cervical dilatation. Leaking membranes may herald impending delivery and place client at greater risk for infection.
But not to worry, starting with very tiny cervical stretchers call cervical dilators, and with some anesthesia, we can get in there if we need to almost all the time. Bottom line: don't worry about the cervical stenosis. Continue to see your doc for regular check ups-and let him or her check the cervix at the regular exam. And do report any bleeding.