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Low lying placenta 16 weeks

2019-05-15 16:40:37
I am 16+2 weeks pregnant. I had bleeding yesterday. Immediately when for a scan. The baby was fine. placenta was 1.0 cms away from internal os grade 0 maturity. Placenta thickness 1.4 cms.Cervical length 3.8 cms. Internal os closed. Kindly suggest how serious is the matter as bleeding took place. And wat precautions can be taken for the same. I am really worried. Plz help.
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Connect with a local Gynaecologist

Answered2019-05-16 07:20:42

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Keep in touch  wid ur gynae Rest and no relations 24 weeks placenta  shud go up

Answered2019-05-15 18:04:42

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No need to worry ... But some extra support to pregnancy and medicines are required. Meet gynaecologist .

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