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Placenta position

2022-05-11 04:30:20
In anamoly scan showing lower end of placenta is 1.8 CM away from the internal oss. Pregnancy age is 20 weeks 2 days. Is this normal?
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It is of no significance at 20 weeks ultrasound report. This finding becomes significant at  32- 34 weeks

Answered2022-05-11 06:43:47

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Yes it is normal and not close to internal os

Answered2022-05-11 05:01:31

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Not normal This is a low lying placenta This should generally move up by 24 weeks Till then Avoid pelvic jerk sex n travelling

Answered2022-05-11 05:19:17

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