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Low lying placenta - 28 week

2019-05-11 14:20:37
Placenta is still lying low in latest scan. is there any chance of moving placenta high? otherwise will cesarean be a compulsory thing??
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Low lying placenta (layman’s language) medically is known as placenta previa and is of 4 types.Depending on the distance of lower edge of placenta at 34 weeks of pregnancy will your doctor advice for safe mode of delivery

Answered2019-05-11 17:23:43

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Risk depend upon stage of placenta. Now it will not shift from its place.

Answered2019-05-11 15:07:27

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