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low lying placenta Posted: 03-06-08 05:52am
does anyone have any infortmation or
personal experiences in it?
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Posted: 03-25-08 11:01am
Yes I have had placenta previa at delivery
2 times. It is normal for the placenta to
be in a low position early on in the
pregnancy. If the placenta has moved up
with the uterine development after 20
weeks and is not covering the birth canal
opening at all, then the mother is ok to
have a normal delivery as far as that is
concerned.
If it hasn't moved, close monitoring of
the position of the placenta has to be
taken as the pregnancy progresses. The
mother may be put as a high risk pregnancy
case until it moves. The doctor may
counsel for no sex, less standing, or even
complete bedrest as he sees fit.
If there is placenta previa at birth or
even partial placenta previa, then the
mother must deliver by c-section.
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