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Is Normal Delivery Possible When Diagnosed With Posterior, Previa Placenta?

Hi I have placenta posterior and placenta previa which reaches up to 2 cm. I suffered bleeding and I was kept in the hospital for 2 days. I am advices bed rest. I am in my 28th week. I wanted to know is it possible for me to have a normal delivery in this condition? Also what advice would u give so that there are no further complications to me or the baby And I can have a smooth delivery. Thank you
Thu, 18 Feb 2016
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Hi,
Thanks for the query. I understand your concern.
Placenta previa is a condition when placenta is near / over internal os ( inner opening of uterus. type of delivery depends on how much placenta extends towards the internal os.
- Low lying placenta/ placenta few cm. away form os/ placenta covering margins of os ..have chances of normal delivery with expert management/ utmost care. But placenta sitting over internal Os inevitably turns into surgical delivery (LSCS delivery )
* YOu are mentioning your placenta reaching upto 2cm.
In case it's 2cm away from internal Os.. you do have chance of normal delivery.
But if you mean it's covering internal Os.. you have to have a LSCS deliver.
* Please don't be scared, whatever is the type of delivery.. it should result in safe child birth. So whatever your doctor decides it best for you & your baby.
Thanks.
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Is Normal Delivery Possible When Diagnosed With Posterior, Previa Placenta?

Hi, Thanks for the query. I understand your concern. Placenta previa is a condition when placenta is near / over internal os ( inner opening of uterus. type of delivery depends on how much placenta extends towards the internal os. - Low lying placenta/ placenta few cm. away form os/ placenta covering margins of os ..have chances of normal delivery with expert management/ utmost care. But placenta sitting over internal Os inevitably turns into surgical delivery (LSCS delivery ) * YOu are mentioning your placenta reaching upto 2cm. In case it s 2cm away from internal Os.. you do have chance of normal delivery. But if you mean it s covering internal Os.. you have to have a LSCS deliver. * Please don t be scared, whatever is the type of delivery.. it should result in safe child birth. So whatever your doctor decides it best for you & your baby. Thanks.