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Should one in the last stage of 1st trimester stop having intercourse if the scan reports show low lying placenta ?
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. Should I need to stop intercourse immediately? 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. Should I need to stop intercourse immediately?
Asked On : Sun, 10 Apr 2011
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it will be better to stop to prevent any chance of bleeding that may occur during forceful intercourse
u s g later on will say clearly the position of placenta
it will be better to stop to prevent any chance of bleeding that may occur during forceful intercourse
u s g later on will say clearly the position of placenta
Answered: Sun, 10 Apr 2011
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