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Does Getting Scanning Result Of Mildly Low Lying Placenta And Multiple Small Subchorionic Haemorrhages Mean Danger To The Child ?

hi i did my 20 th week scan yester. i got mildly low lying placenta & multiple small subchorionic haemorrhages. I am afraid. wil it affect my baby? pls clear my doubt.
Tue, 17 Jan 2012
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Low lying placenta will usually move up and become normal by 34th week. If it doesn't it could cause obstruction to the lower pole of uterus and need Caesarian section delivery to prevent further complications. You may be at risk of Placental abruption due to the bleed but not in most cases. You need to have proper rest. Avoid lifting weights. Doctor may give Progesterone injection to help strengthen the placenta and prevent miscarriage.
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Does Getting Scanning Result Of Mildly Low Lying Placenta And Multiple Small Subchorionic Haemorrhages Mean Danger To The Child ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic Low lying placenta will usually move up and become normal by 34th week. If it doesn t it could cause obstruction to the lower pole of uterus and need Caesarian section delivery to prevent further complications. You may be at risk of Placental abruption due to the bleed but not in most cases. You need to have proper rest. Avoid lifting weights. Doctor may give Progesterone injection to help strengthen the placenta and prevent miscarriage.