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Anterior low lying Placenta 20 weeks
During my 20 weeks scan, it was found that I have an anterior placenta with an edge 1.8 cm away from the internal os. Does this need maximum bed rest? I'm working from home. So can I sit and work?
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No. In fact you don't' need any special rest. You can continue with your daily routine. Get another sonography done after four weeks.
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Dr. Rashmi M Gowda
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Yes..you can sit and work
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