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Low lying placenta in 33 weeks

2017-10-05 15:22:43
Low lying placenta in 33 weeks what are the problem of low lying placenta how can I manage it
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What is the distance of placenta from os? Low lying placenta can cause sudden painless bleeding and may warrant immediate delivery (depends on the distance vaginal or cesarean) Delivery should be done in institution with ready availability of blood

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