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Spotting at 26 weeks
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I am 26 weeks pregnant. During 25 week scan my placenta was at 24mm and during 21 week it was at 18mm.
During last week, the gyneco did the transvaginal ultrasound and there was some blood which was normal as earlier i had spotting but very minor. Today after 1 week i saw again pinkish red spotting while wiping.
Is it normal ?
What causes this bleeding?
And by when i can expect the bleeding will stop because of may be low lying placenta ??
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Its due to low lying placenta ,complete bed rest pls
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Yes, the cause of bleeding is low lying placenta
Bleeding can be stopped with medicines and bed rest
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Consult please
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Bed rest
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Not normal
Reason cud be the low lying placenta
Till the placenta migrates up avoid pelvic jerk
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