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Please Review level 2 scan report

2024-02-19 10:31:15
Please review level 2 scan report. Also please share cervix length, check s/d ratio, ri value. Please humble request to review report. Currently 22 week pregnant. Also please advice any precautions for 1.4 CM placenta
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Answered2024-02-21 05:56:21

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They ultrasound report is normal the cervix length is normal more than 2.5 is normal The precautions for a low lying placenta are you need to avoid anything that gives you a pelvic  jerk like sex and travelling

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Report is although normal. Placenta is low lying for which you have to avoid weight lifting and strenuous work. Watch for bleeding if any

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