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A bit low lying placenta

2019-04-04 11:41:43
I am 15 weeks 2 days and my gyno told me that I have a bit low lying placenta . is this problematic ? M worried pls help !
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Take rest..it may shift up in coming months..share report for further guidance

Answered2019-04-04 12:05:05

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Low lying placenta is common at 15 weeks pregnancy.. As pregnancy progresses it ll move up.. You need to tk care of urself.. Avoid jerks , falls , lifting weight , chronic constipation and severe coughing..and sex..

Answered2019-04-04 12:18:02

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