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Placenta grade 2 18 weeks

2017-12-09 12:36:31
My 18 weeks scan shows placenta grade 2.. radiologist said placenta placed little low need to be reviewed... is it an issue ? If yes what can be done
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Placental position can vary so a scan at 32-34wks is ideal to comment on its position . Grading of 2 indicates maturation of Placenta seems , early for its Gestation . Your obstetrician can correlate to your other parameters of scan and manage accordingly . Check on your BP / and HB . Not to worry .

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