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Pregnant, Placenta Is Posterior Right Lateral, Lower End Of Placenta Is 1.8cm Away From The Internal OS, Shows Grade I Maturity. Is It Normal? Precautions?

Hi,I m 20 weeks pregnant and during my level II ultrasound i came to know that my placenta is posterior right lateral( low lying), lower end of placenta is 1.8cm away from the internal OS and shows grade I maturity. Rest everything is fine.So i just want to know is it normal or a serious condition and what precautions do i need to take care of?
Fri, 8 Mar 2013
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You have a low-lying placenta at present but in all possibility this will shift upward as the pregnancy progresses. So, please do not worry. This can be reviewed at a later date as you reach the last trimester and assessment done. As of now, nothing much needs to be done as a special precaution for this except that you restrict heavy work and tedious journeys and intercourse. Please follow your doctor's instructions. Wish you good health.
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Pregnant, Placenta Is Posterior Right Lateral, Lower End Of Placenta Is 1.8cm Away From The Internal OS, Shows Grade I Maturity. Is It Normal? Precautions?

Hi, You have a low-lying placenta at present but in all possibility this will shift upward as the pregnancy progresses. So, please do not worry. This can be reviewed at a later date as you reach the last trimester and assessment done. As of now, nothing much needs to be done as a special precaution for this except that you restrict heavy work and tedious journeys and intercourse. Please follow your doctor s instructions. Wish you good health.