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Low lying  placenta

2019-05-26 17:34:17
In my 1st trimester I was having low lying placenta and during my anamoly scan, it was detected that I am having posterior placenta. Are they same? What are the complications that I may face? Is it safe for me to work(since I am a full time teacher) even after 26th week?
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Answered2019-05-27 19:01:47

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Answered2019-05-26 17:58:50

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