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Right lateral up to os placenta

2020-02-23 11:00:14
My 11 week scan was done in that my placenta position was right lateral Up to os, my dr told me to have progesterone injection for 4 week and told to take rest is it dangerous for my baby My crl is 43mm Fhr 166 Cervix 30mm
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Dont worry about the placenta. As it might go up when pregnancy proceeds. Just stay calm without heavy lifting work or sexual activity and frequent travel so that. You can request doctor to switch over injectable progestrones to oral sustained release tablets which are equally effective
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