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21 week preg low lying placenta near OS
I am 21 week pregnant. Recently i m diagnosed with low lying placenta near os. Due to that vaginal bleeding/spotting occurs (1-2 times a day while urinating) since 2 jan 2020 morning. We had a ultrasound scan same day and nothing was concerned. It was suggested that bleeding may occur and advised to take rest.
It's happening since 3 days so i am concerned.
How long it may happen ? How much bleeding is normal ?
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hi. bleeding is common in placenta previa. Rest is the only way. u shouldn't have constipation or cough if any as this will increase the problem
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Need strict bed rest
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Kolkata
Most of the the placenta moves upwards without any problem. Now follow your Doctor's advice.
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
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Ghaziabad
Low lying placenta can cause off and on bleeding.. You need to take rest, avoid sexual intercourse with husband.... Most of the times placenta migrate to upper segment but till then you have to be cautious
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