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Anomaly scan: 19weeks 5days pregnant
Hi, I had my anomaly scan today and as per scan my gestational age is 19weeks & 5days. As per my anomaly scan report, placenta is anterior low, placenta grade Grannum I. What does it mean? Is it normal?
Also, Chronic disease - Diabetes mellitus is written. What does it mean? I never had diabetes and I had blood sugar test twice during my pregnancy till now and the report was negative.
Please answer my both the questions. Thank you.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Placenta is low hence the advise to avoid sex n travels which may initiate bleeding
Should migrate up by 24 weeks
Rest is normal
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Dr. Monika Nathani
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Chalisgaon
The report is normal.
U need to ask the radiologist who did ur scan.
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