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Hello I am 5 month post partum... I delivered a baby via c section on 38weeks measuring 3.1kg....I was having heavy bleeding at 28 weeks and i was in complete bed rest for 10 weeks and couldn't find the cause via ultrasound and safely delivered by my gynec..so when I get the report of c section..it's mentioned healthy placental bed but unhealthy placenta with rpc.. what's this means...so that I will be extra careful when I plan for a second baby...thanks
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Unhealthy placenta with RPC means retro placental clots
For subsequent pregnancy
U need regular folic acid intake 3 months prior to conception
Ensure ur bp records are normal
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