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Placenta grade 2 in anomaly scan
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I am 19 weeks pregnant. My level 2 scan showed normal fetal growth, but placenta is posterior and upper, grade 2 in maturity. Is it normal? Because I heard that grade 2 develops after 30th weeks.
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Dr. Lisa Pinto
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Normal
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Dr. Rupali Vaidya
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It's normal
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Dr. Thameeza Farhath
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It's normal
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
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Normal mam
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Dr. Swati Negi
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Everythngs normal!
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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Nothing its normal
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