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Anterior placenta grade 1

2020-11-03 13:54:08
Hi at 13 week scan diagnosed with low lying placenta. I was on bed rest for 1.5 month. Today I am done with 19 week scan and found anterior grade 1 placenta. Do i still need bed rest Or now it is normal and i can carry on with my daily routine?
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Cervical length and how many cms away from is ?

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Its normal Be normal

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