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2021-11-09 19:59:35
Low lying placenta in 12 weeks is risky? Or will it move up as pregnancy progresses! Is it the main reason for miscarriage?
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Nothing to worry Position will change.... Try to take rest as much as possible.... Progesterone support is needed
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Low lying placenta at such an early  stage usually resolves when  uterus enlarges in size  .You need not worry about it at present....Most of the miscarriages take place before 12 weeks and u crossed  that...so no increased  risk

Answered2021-11-10 04:05:33

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Nothing to worry it will move up as pregnancy progresses

Answered2021-11-10 03:18:59

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Take rest it will move up

Answered2021-11-10 01:41:50

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1)Normally in most of cases as size of uterus increases currently appearing low lying placenta seen in upper part of uterus ( in actually placenta never moves . It's uterus which get enlarge ).   There are different grades of placenta previa . Grade 4 is dangerous one.     In your case mostly it will appear in upper part as gestation progress. It will get confirmed in anamoly scan ( next scan ) 2) Most miscarriage occurres in first trimester before 12 wks . You crossed 12 wks so do not worry. 3) Don't do Google believe on your obstetrician.

Answered2021-11-10 01:24:57

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no need of worry..it will move up with the time

Answered2021-11-09 20:05:28

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