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Placenta low

2023-03-28 16:50:27
Hi dr, I was pregnant through iui process here is my tiffa scan report..can u please suggest whether I can travel or not ..need to travel by train around 350 kms Thank you in advance
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Can travel

Answered2023-03-29 02:36:23

YESNO

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yes you can go

Answered2023-03-28 17:35:45

YESNO

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Yes you can travel. Placenta is 3.6 cm away from os.

Answered2023-03-28 17:02:22

YESNO

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