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Low lying placenta grade zero
16 weeks pregnant with placenta reaching upto os with small chirionic collection at lower end of placenta on 14.8.2019 i m on bed rest last 2months .how much activity i can start now can i walk and do light activityes. I m on aquasustein injection and sustain sr twice a day.please suggest me how much rest is need in these cases.
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Any bleeding ?
You need bed rest till term.
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Rest is indicated
Follow up after 20 days
Placenta will recede up and take medication to dissolve the small clot as recommended by your Doctor
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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