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Low lying placenta

2018-03-27 11:12:00
I am 30years old having one daughter.my second pregnancy scan says(diagnosed in ist trimester) I have posterior low lying placenta.now I am 20weeks pregnant.will placenta go up further months?need any precaution?
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I think that there is still a chance the placenta will move up.  Your uterus still has many more weeks to grow and that means the placenta grows upward with it.
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Answered2018-03-27 12:22:06

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