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Placenta positorol

2016-08-31 05:22:08
I am 22weeks pregnent my placenta lying low 1.6mm i am doind complite bed rest some tim i got milky white water discharge...i lossed my 2 baby one was 8month one another was 4 month of pregnency so now i am very tense...
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THERE IS NO REASON TO GET STRESSED. CONSIDERING PLACENTA ITS LOW LYONG AND ONCE THE UTERUS AND THE BABY GROWS THE PLACENTA USUALLY MIGRATES TO THE FUNDUS. FIND OUT OTHER REASONS FOR ABORTION

Answered2016-09-01 05:48:49

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For placenta  nothing to worry,  but you should  watch out your sugars in 24 wk and 28 wks as fasting,1hr and 2 hrs after 75 gm glucose, if you r not  diabetic now.

Answered2016-08-31 13:13:36

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Absolutely nothing to worry. By next scan the placenta would have moved up.

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Keep follow up properly and positive thinking is necessary... Dont wry abt placental position... Just follow the instructions given by your obstetrician..

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