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2018-02-11 08:13:52
Dr, can i take one more ultrasound or not at this stage and also advice me for precautions and safe delivery
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U cn take as many ultrasound as u want during your pregnancy. If ur placenta s not low and no other contraindications are there for normal delivery then antenatal exercises like squats and butterfly flaps help n normal delivery

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