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2019-11-03 05:57:58
Hello, i hav low Lying Placenta in three months scan. It has covered full internal os(cervix). Any chances of migration? Can i attend functions carefully or full bed rest is needed? Plz help
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Hi. Generally a placenta that is fully covering the os wont migrate completely. But yohr lage scans during 8-9 months would confirm that. Avoid straining. Take rest. Be very careful n seek medical help if u notice any bleeding or spotting.

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Chances are low for migration, it's more in case of marginal placenta
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u may attend but avoid exertion
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Answered2019-11-03 15:41:42

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