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MILD Utero PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY
What is the treatment of Mild Utero placental insufficiency... by which week can a c section be done so that baby can survive easily...Is bedrest advisable or should do some activity during this condition.. Is cord length of any signicance... if yes what is the minimum size...
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
What is your last date of period?? How many weeks now you are having.What is your full finding of Doppler study.contact me through practo online for full details.Take bethamethasone injection.
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