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Grade 1 slightly low lying placenta

2025-03-02 15:58:12
Posterior placenta, grade 1 the lower end of the placenta is 1.7cms away from the internal os. Slightly low lying placenta * does orgasm affect the placenta during 17w 5days * can this placenta goes up gradually by the weeks
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