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Low lying placenta

2023-07-03 14:31:56
I did my scan in the 13th week for NB NT. Everything was fine but the placents is developing along posterior wall, extending into lower segment, covering the internal os. Now i am in 14th week
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Not to worry . In the first trimester almost 20 % placenta are low lying but at term it’s only 2% . So just watch for any bleeding

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