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Pregnancy third months doubts
Hi I am 14 weeks pregnant last week I took NT scan in that everything is marked as normal but placenta position they mentioned as posterior low lying covering the os what does it mean???but as of now i did't face any issues like bleeding it's something do I need to worry about in upcoming days ??can I do my normal activity?? Will it create a problem?? please clarify... thanks in advance.
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It means nothing at 14 weeks pregnancy. The things will change as the pregnancy advances.
In any case no action is involved at your level. I mean you can do nothing to change the position of the placenta.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This means that placenta is low lying
not all low lying placenta bleed
you don't need to worry but you need avoid a pelvic jerk because the pelvic jeek can initiate bleeding
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