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Placenta 1.6cm from the Os at 19 weeks

2024-09-21 07:53:55
Hi , I am 24 years old and my placenta is an anterior placenta and 1.6 cm away from the OS. I am in my 19th week of pregnancy. Is this a major concern , doctor said it can affect the pregnancy.
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Answered2024-09-24 18:46:05

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Answered2024-09-23 06:11:16

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It is not a major concern. The location of placenta will shift as the pregnancy advances .

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Answered2024-10-10 06:17:29

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Hi It's a low lying placenta It will migrate upwards as gestation increases If it doesn't then there is a risk of bleeding

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It can affect the pregnancy if it does not move upwards in time.

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