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Can you have second baby at 33 when your other pregnancy was a placenta abruption Would they take it for my benefit?
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∙ 13y ago
Yes you can have another baby, it depends on what they think caused the abruptio placenta. Cocaine and trauma can both cause this, but sometimes there is no explanation. The risk is greater if the placenta is covering the opening to the uterus, placenta previa.
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Can previous ovarian cyst surgery cause low line placenta in pregnancy later?
Not unless there is significant scarring in the uterus. A low lying placenta is often found during the second trimester - as the uterus expands in the third trimester, the placenta will migrate higher, away from the cervix.
What does it mean if you have two placentas and one baby?
I think you may have been pregnant with twins and for some reason the second baby didn't develop. You need an ultrasound and an obsetrician to ensure that the second placenta doesn't affect the blood flow to the growing baby. good luck joymaker rn ============================================ Sometimes a placenta can divide into 2 lobes. This is called a bi-partite placenta and can occur in a single pregnancy. At delivery, the midwife will check the placenta to ensure it is complete and no lobes have been left behind. A scan will sometimes be used to ensure all the placenta has been expelled. It doesn't mean that there was a twin pregnancy neccessarily. 3 lobes can develop - tri-partite placenta etc.
What is the meaning of Low Implantation of Gestational Sac?
So many times ultrasonologist report that there is low implantation of gestational sac. But as pregnancy advances, this implantations go up and get a normal delivery. You may get a so called placenta praevia. Grade one, two and three in second trimester of pregnancy. This low laying placenta is the major cause of bleeding during pregnancy. In such cases bed rest and operational delivry has to be done to avoid excessive bleeding foetal death.
What can cause miscarriage at 14 weeks?
Technically, a second-trimester miscarriage is a loss that happens between 12 and 20 weeks. A pregnancy loss after 20 weeks would be classified as a stillbirth or a neonatal death.A number of factors can lead to second-trimester miscarriage. Some miscarriages diagnosed in early in the second trimester might have actually occurred in the first trimester but were not detected immediately (these would be called missed miscarriages).Losses that occur after 12 weeks can be due to chromosomal abnormalities, which are a major culprit in almost all forms of pregnancy loss. But second-trimester miscarriages have a much greater likelihood than first-trimester miscarriages to be caused by other factors. Some of these are:Cervical insufficiency or very early preterm laborInfectionsAbdominal traumaCongenital birth defects, such as heart malformations in the babyThrombophilia disordersProblems with the placenta (such as placental abruption)Unknown causesWomen who have had second-trimester pregnancy losses should consult with a doctor early in their next pregnancies in case extra monitoring is needed.
When do doctors schedule the second pregnancy ultrasound?
Most of doctors schedule a second ultrasound week twenty of the pregnancy
First pregnancy is operation second pregnancy is operation or normol?
Likely an operation.
What timespan does the second trimester of pregnancy cover?
Weeks 13-28 of pregnancy
What is the treatment for full placenta previa?
I know this is in the wrong section...but... There is no "cure" but lots of bedrest, specifically in the second half of pregnancy, is advised, no travel, and no vaginal birth with full previa. If diagnosed early the previa may move from the cervical opening as the uterous grows, but many times it does not move a large distance, especially in the second and third trimester.
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My urine is very fast in second pregnancy ithink its a boy?
my urine is very fast in second pregnancy i think its a boy coz i have already a baby girl but the pregnancy was very cool
Can you pass the fetus and placenta separately during miscarriage?
Yes. I have had two miscarriages, both at 8 to 9 weeks. The first one, everything came out as one. On the second one, I passed the fetus first then passed the placenta the next time I went to the toilet. The placenta is much bigger.
Why does erythroblastosis fetalis occur with a second pregnancy and normally not the first pregnancy?
The mother is exposed to fetal blood during childbirth or abortion. The Rh+ proteins on the surface of fetal erythocytes can trigger an immune response in the mother. This creates antibodies in the mother and memory lymphocytes that are able to create more antibodies. In the second pregnancy with a fetus with Rh factor, the antibodies in maternal blood can cross the placenta to the fetus and attack the fetus's erythocytes to cause erythroblastosis fetalis. The maternal blood in the first pregnancy does not contain such antibodies to cause the problem because the mother has never been exposed to the Rh factor until the time of first childbirth with the antigen.
