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Low lying placenta in 27 week

2018-01-15 07:02:16
Hi i am 27 week pregnant. I am having low lying placenta grade I. Few days back i had bleeding and doctor adviced me for complete bedrest after one week i’m having brownish vaginal discharge. What does it means. Is it the left over blood of last bleeding or should i worry about it. Please suggest
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U should not worry about d brownish discharge... U r advised to seek d hosp in case of any fresh bleeding
Next Steps
bed rest for 1_2 weeks...light work permissible
Health Tips
do not lift heavy weight, avoid travelling, no sex

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