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Cephalic roa,normal or c section

2020-08-09 16:59:36
Good evng dr My ultrasound says cephalic(ROA),placenta posterior grade I-II MAturity,no previa,no retroplacental clot,moderate liquor. Are situations favorable for normal delivery?
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Yes it's favourable

Answered2020-08-09 17:08:28

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Hi. Yes, it all sounds okay as per the ultrasound findings stated by you. Just stay relaxed, your doctor will do the best for you & the baby when the labour sets in. All the best!

Answered2020-08-09 17:03:33

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Its favorable with regards to baby. But in normal delivery many other factors also matters like pelvis, effective contractions, wellness of baby etc

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