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Anterior marginal placenta pervia
My NT scan at 12 weeks shows CRL 5 cm, nuchal translucency 1 mm and nasal bone length 2.3mm. Is this normal?
Also I have anterior marginal placenta pervia.
What all precautions must I take? Is there anything to worry about? Will it go back to normal? I am a working woman and travel by car. Can I continue going to office or should I be in complete bed rest?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes the findings are normal
You need to avoid anything that gives you a pelvic jerk like sex and travelling till the placenta moves up
If the road to your office is bumpy you can take leave
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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Bangalore
complete bed rest
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