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Low lying placenta
I just want to know one thing.. Is it possible like I'm in my 4th month and told about low lying placenta.. Is it possible to have light bleeding on and off and still have healthy baby like does low lying placenta result in miscarriage? Or its only implication is c section or pre term baby?
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Don't worry so much, just take rest and take follow all the instructions given by ur doctor, ur baby will be fine
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Low lying placenta at this gestation age doesn't decide management protocol so don't worry nd your doctor will do serial scan to see location of placenta nd confirmation of low lying placenta will be done at 32 week nd management plan will be decided on that.
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Yes With Slight bleeding u still can hv a healthy baby Yes with profuse bleeding in a low lying placenta u may end up in an abortion If the placenta persists to be low lying at 36 weeks u will end up in a cesarean section at 37 completed weeks Profuse bleeding may lead to preterm delivery This wud generally move up by 22 to 24 weeks Till then  u need rest abstinence and avoid pelvic jerk
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