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What Causes Fundal Posterior Of Placental?
Namaste...! I m 24 year old this is my first pregnancy this my 2nd trimester.i have done a ultrasound in my 18 week of pregnancy.my plecental status was showing fundo posterior in location,low laying reaching up to internal os and partially covering the same with grade 0 maturity and no sizabla retroplacental clot.doctor pl. help me out ..how can it move upward,if and homecare guide you have pl reply .Thanks
Mon, 28 Jul 2014
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there is not need for panic now because you do not yet have a problem
At 24 weeks, the uterine size is still small and a portion known as the lower segment has not yet formed; so low lying placenta does not really mean anything. The lower segment becomes apparent after the 28 weeks of pregnancy and when it develops, the placenta will be shifted up. Placenta location can be anterior or posterior corporo-fundal. You do not have any problem with the location of the placenta.
Abscence of retroplacental clot is rather a good thing implying that nothing is there to separate the placenta and deprieve the baby of nutrients.
Please be rest assure as of now, you do not have any problem. If you have further query, i will be glad to help.
Best regards
Dr Achuo
thanks for using health care magic
there is not need for panic now because you do not yet have a problem
At 24 weeks, the uterine size is still small and a portion known as the lower segment has not yet formed; so low lying placenta does not really mean anything. The lower segment becomes apparent after the 28 weeks of pregnancy and when it develops, the placenta will be shifted up. Placenta location can be anterior or posterior corporo-fundal. You do not have any problem with the location of the placenta.
Abscence of retroplacental clot is rather a good thing implying that nothing is there to separate the placenta and deprieve the baby of nutrients.
Please be rest assure as of now, you do not have any problem. If you have further query, i will be glad to help.
Best regards
Dr Achuo
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