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Low lying placenta
Hello I took NT scan recently and it shows placenta developing posterior, low lying ,lower edge coming up to the internal os meaning danger sign I'm 14weeks when I took scan it's 13 weeks 4days cervical length 3.7cm
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Should migrate up by 22 to 24 weekstill then avoid pelvic jerk
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Placenta will move up in 60-70 percent of the causes till 34 weeks with the enlarging uterus and growing baby. There is risk of bleeding/ spotting though. Avoid strenuous exercises.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
plcenta can move above upto 26 weeks..so dont worry..in case if she has spotting or bleeding consult your doctor immediately
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
The placenta will move upward as the pregnancy advances.
Till that time take care.
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