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Placenta in nt scan
Placenta - anterior low lower margin covering internal os reported in nt scan conducted in 12 weeks 2 days. What needs to be done in this. Is it normal?
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The placenta may get pulled up as the pregnancy and hence the uterus grows. Do not panic . Normally , the place of uterus is up and higher on the sides of uterus .
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Wait for a4-6 -8 weeks , the placenta may climb up . You will be safe .
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Keep in constant touch with a gynecologist .
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It is obviously not normal.
U need precautions to follow
And if not followed can cause bleeding serious complications. For details u can connect online.
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Connect please
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