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Placenta is posterior completely covered

2022-08-20 13:08:26
Placenta is posterior completed covered internal os .I.e placenta previa .how reduce that problem. Any chance plancenta move upward or left or right side. Pl give any suggestions
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Connect please

Answered2022-08-20 13:35:28

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Take rest

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Placenta usually move by 24-25 weeks. If it is still low lying chances are that it will not move.. Please follow strict bed rest with medication as advised. And report to your nearest hospital in case of  bleeding. Keep a strictvwatch on baby movement.

Answered2022-08-20 13:13:32

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U cannot do anything about it Repeat ultrasound at 36 weeks If placenta persists to be low lying u need to proceed with cesarean section

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Chanes of placenta  moving upward  at this stage of pregnancy  are minimal .

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