Low Lying Placenta, What Can I Do To Help It Move Upwards ?
Hi, Am 12 weeks pregnant and at the end of the 1st trimester, my U/S says that I have a low lying placenta , reaching the os. Is it something I need to be worried about. What can I do to help it move upwards ?
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Worrying is not going to shift placenta upward.alertness is going to help to prevent unforeseen complication.Avoid hard work ,lifting weights .& heavy jerks .
In majority of cases low lying placenta shifts as the pregnancy advances.If in the last trimester it remains low ,you should be vigilant to discuss matter with gynecologist & plan as per his or her advice.Disclaimer
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you need not worry about low lying placenta at 12 weeks. In 90% cases with advancement of pregnancy it migrates towards upper uterine segment and delivery occurs normally. You need to confirm location of placenta by ultrasound at 28 and 36 weeks of pregnancy. But if placenta remains low lying even after 28 weeks it is known as Placenta previa and it may lead to torrential bleeding. Give frequent visits to your doctor and be watchful. Take care.
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Low Lying Placenta, What Can I Do To Help It Move Upwards ?
Hi Welcome to HealthcareMagic Worrying is not going to shift placenta upward.alertness is going to help to prevent unforeseen complication.Avoid hard work ,lifting weights .& heavy jerks . In majority of cases low lying placenta shifts as the pregnancy advances.If in the last trimester it remains low ,you should be vigilant to discuss matter with gynecologist & plan as per his or her advice.Disclaimer