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Placenta is posterior completely covered
Placenta is posterior completed covered internal os .I.e placenta previa
.how reduce that problem. Any chance plancenta move upward or left or right side. Pl give any suggestions
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U cannot do anything about it
Repeat ultrasound at 36 weeks
If placenta persists to be low lying u need to proceed with cesarean section
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Take rest
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Placenta usually move by 24-25 weeks. If it is still low lying chances are that it will not move.. Please follow strict bed rest with medication as advised. And report to your nearest hospital in case of bleeding. Keep a strictvwatch on baby movement.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Chanes of placenta moving upward at this stage of pregnancy are minimal .
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