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2024-02-24 14:24:31
Hello doc, I'm 20 weeks pregnant. I had low lying placenta which has now moved up. Today I walked for 1 hour and climbed up and down the stairs just once. Will it affect my pregnancy? Plz help
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Answered2024-02-25 13:50:20

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If the placenta has moved up you should definitely climb the stairs up and down it will help you deliver normally

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Connect pls

Answered2024-02-24 17:15:22

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When in high risk zone of low lying placenta , be careful of too much physical activities

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Connect plz

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