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Placenta anterior grade 3 maturity at 32

2019-08-10 09:14:06
Hi doc... Can I do walking and small works with Placenta anterior grade 3 maturity at 32 weeks... For now I'm not doing any work not even walking... Please help me ..
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You can do exercise like butterfly or squatting and also walking .

Answered2019-08-10 15:31:28

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Yes you can  walk no problem.

Answered2019-08-10 11:08:09

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