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Grade 3 Posterior placenta at 32w6d

2020-08-19 08:19:30
Hi Dr., I was diagnosed with Grade 3 maturity posterior placenta with placental calcification at 32weeks 6days growth scan and mentioned as AC 5percentile and other factors normal(bp,fluid) Is there any issue for normal delivery? Or any steps to be followed to drag till 36weeks and induce labour for normal delivery before trying LACS directly. Request your needful advise on this. Attaching my report for reference. Regards, Moni
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33 wks Can easily drag 2-3 wks Stop calcium if taking Normal delivery very much Possible All other parameters normal TC Good luck

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