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Anterior placenta reaching internal os

2023-07-14 13:12:54
What does anterior placenta reaching os mean in 15 weeks of pregnancy What precautions needs to be taken. Please advise
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Answered2023-07-14 13:18:29

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Avoid heavy work. Avoid  lifting heavy objects No intercourse No travel Rest Placenta will gradually move up as the pregnancy. advances.

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You need to take bed rest.. no travel.. and for more details and prescription consult personally

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Kindly consult for discussion

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