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2025-03-19 05:01:05
I am currently 15 weeks and having low lying placenta do I need to be on complete bed rest or can travel to office 25 mins far from home ?
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No need for complete bed rest. Avoid heavy and strenuous work. You may continue to work and commute

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No need for complete bed rest Avoid heavy weight / physical activity / intercourse

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You do not need complete bed rest. Yes, you can travel to office. Avoid Intercourse and heavy physical activity.

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There are many grades of physical activity between "Complete Bedrest" and "Travelling 25 km every day".

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15weeks low lying can ascend up in the subsequent weeks.As of now no need of complete bed rest but just be little cautious and take medical help if there are any symptoms.like bleeding or spotting

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With low lying placenta you need rest and avoid travelling

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No need for complete bed rest if you don’t have any bleeding Avoid traveling on 2 wheelers

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