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About low lying placenta

2023-07-21 18:34:48
Hi i had my nt scan in 12weeks placenta was posterior normal. Not low lying. Everything was normal. When I go for early anomaly scan in 16 weeks it was showing posterior low lying reaching upto internal OS. Within 4 weeks it came low lying is it really possible? Or should I do scan in other scan centre and check. They haven't mentioned distance from os.
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You should not bother yourself about the location of the placenta at this stage. You should consult your Gynaecologist if you have any bleeding or spotting.

Answered2023-07-22 02:59:22

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If u don't have any bleeding you should wait 4 weeks
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next scan after 4wk
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do anomaly scan 19-22weeks

Answered2023-07-21 18:42:53

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