Placenta grade III at 36 weeeks

2022-08-10 05:19:01
My pregnancy is 36 weeks.. in usg ultrasound ( not doppler) it was found that my placenta is grade 3 maturity... one ultrasound was also done at 35 weeks (doppler) where placenta was grade2/3 maturity and blood flow normal.. should i be worried that my placenta is maturing so fast!? how long can my delivery b delayed?
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Baby matures at 37 weeks

Answered2022-08-10 16:37:34

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Biometric Parameters may vary in third trimester. Placental maturity is good as per gestational age. Delivery is decided by multiple factors like fetal & placental maturity. So your placental maturity is appropriate as per gestational age.
Next Steps
USG Colour Doppler for confirmation.
Health Tips
Moniter fetal movements properly.

Answered2022-08-10 07:25:45

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No. You needn't  be worried. The placenta is maturing normally. Actually there are a lot of subjective factors in the Sonography assessment of the placenta. So it is not a digital measurement.

Answered2022-08-10 06:06:07

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Connect please

Answered2022-08-10 05:36:14

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Discuss with ur treating gynaec

Answered2022-08-10 05:23:40

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Please connect personally

Answered2022-08-10 08:25:51

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Nope, u dnt have to worry

Answered2022-08-10 06:52:50

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If the ultrasound findings are normal Liquor n weight of baby is normal Nothing to worryu can continue till term with strict daily fetal movement count

Answered2022-08-10 05:22:33

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