Placenta 2.9Cm Cranial To Internal Os - Lower End Of Placenta

Placenta 2.9cm cranial to internal os

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Lower end of placenta 2.9cm cranial to internal os ,cervical mucosa is prominent 9mm ,cervical length 3.4cm plz explain is everything normal.

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Dr. Neha Vashisth

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Can you share report, how many weeks pregnant u r

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