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Nt scan shows placenta previa
I did my nt scan today at 12 week it shows
Placenta is forming posterior ,lower edge covering internal os .
So wat r the risk factors involved wat precautions I need to take this is my second pregnancy first was c sec
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Do TVS,it could be SCAR PREGNANCY, see for GS.
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Relax for the time being.
The placenta shifts as the pregnancy advances. So nothing may happen.
If you have slight bleeding or blood stained discharge then action will be taken as per the circumstances.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
You might have bleeding because of this placenta so you need to avoid intercourse, heavy work, weight lifting and report to your doctor whenever you have bleeding or spotting.
Usually low lying placenta migrates upwards with the progression of pregnancy, but placenta covering internal OS usually doesn't migrate and you might need cesarean section for the delivery.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
This condition may cause bleeding. You have to avoid lifting heavy objects.
No intercourse.
The placenta will gradually move upward as the pregnancy advances.
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