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Placenta: Anterior low

2019-07-08 10:24:34
Hello, I am 13 weeks and 4 days pregnant. All the NT Scan reports are normal except my placenta is positioned at anterior low. Doctor advised me for a complete bed rest. Is it really necessary? Will it move upwards in the coming weeks? What precautions shall I take?
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It may move upwards but will take many weeks .Bed rest is required .avoid travel and intercourse.consult me here for more details

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