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Low lying placenta

2024-06-03 12:39:38
Hello doctors, We see that the Placenta is 2.4cm from os as shown in the report at 32 weeks growth scan. Are there any chances of this Placenta moving upwards towards normal position .I am now in 35th week. My doctor told to have one more scan at 36th week.
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It is already in the normal position.

Answered2024-06-03 15:07:44

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Answered2024-06-03 13:10:50

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Yes ,get one scan again

Answered2024-06-03 12:43:00

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Mostly placenta does not move up in the last trimester, but if it is an anterior placenta , then you can take a trial for normal delivery

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