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Placenta monocborionic posterior low lying partially covering Os Grade O maturity. What are the risks.
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Low lying placenta in pregnancy may cause bleeding. It's not fearful condition. It may go up In next scans.
But be careful and not lift any objects. Avoid travelling. Avoid pelvic jerks.
Take proper rest.
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
Gynecologist
41 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
You might be having bleeding due to low lying placenta. Avoid traveling and doing strenuous work.
What is the month of your pregnancy?
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Dr. Shreedevi Tanksale
Gynecologist
18 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello
Please specify how many months pregnancy?
Depending on your weeks of gestation, placental position matters. Low lying placenta is a matter of concern after first trimester of pregnancy. If it's grade 0 maturity, u must be in early pregnancy..Please consult gynecologist
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