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Vaginal pain
Iam 14 weeks pregnant , my latest sonography says placenta is along posterior wall low lying and cervical length is 2.83 cm. Iam having vaginal pain /pressure from 2 days .kindly tell me what to do ?
Low lying placenta causes pain or pressure ?
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Dr. Himani Gupta
Gynecologist
28 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hi, low lying placenta in early ultrasound is common finding. It will gradually move up in next couple of months. It does not cause either pain or pressure. Please consult your Gynecologist for further instructions.
For more information you can log on to my website www.mygynaecworld.com
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