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When the placenta is positioned low in the uterus, a condition known as placenta previa, it can pose several dangers during pregnancy. This can lead to bleeding, particularly in the third trimester, and may increase the risk of preterm labor or complications during delivery. If the placenta obstructs the cervix, a cesarean section may be necessary to ensure the safety of both the mother and baby. Monitoring and medical guidance are crucial to manage these risks effectively.
What else can I help you with?
Low lying placenta and baby is back to back what problems does this give you?
You have the risk of the placenta blocking the birth canal. Possible C section
Is low lying placenta every time occurrence?
No, low lying placenta does not occur all the time. This is actually usually by chance but usually it is managed immediately and delivery of the baby is alright.
What happens if your placenta is too low?
This is called Placenta previa and it means that they will have to give you a c-section, because the placenta would be delivered before the baby and that is not a good thing so they play it safe by doing the c-scection. It also depends on how far you are. If you are not that far along then it is a chance that the placenta will move up.
Is it normal to carry the baby too low?
I have never heard of carrying a baby in the back. i have heard of carrying the baby very low which was my situation. I have heard of carrying the baby very high.
What does it mean to carry low in pregnancy?
I've heard that it means you will have a baby girl.
How would partial detachment of the placenta affect the fetus?
The process of rapture of placenta is known as placental abruption.The following are the consequences :If a large amount of placenta is separates from uterus, the baby will probably be in distress until delivery and may die in utero,thus resulting in a stillbirthThe baby may be premature and need to be placed in the newborn intensive care unit.He or she might have problems with breathing and feeding.If the baby is in distress in the uterus,he or she may have a low level of oxygen in the blood after birth.the newborn may have low blood pressure or a low blood count cIf the separation is severe enough,the baby could suffer brain damage or die before or shortly after birth.
Why would the liquid in the placenta be low?
Dehydration
Is it possible to carry your baby too low in your pelvis?
No I don't think so. It might be uncomfortable to you but God knew what he was doing when he made a woman to recreate. It is possible to carry your baby low in the pelvis. I am 29 weeks and I'm carying low so low that I was just at the hospital for preterm labor. So I have been put on bed rest and walking alot is very uncomfortable. So believe me you can carry low.
How should you know that you carry baby boy or girl I am 9 month's now?
If you carry low it's possibly a boy. If you carry high it's possibly a girl.
What does grade III mean in a pregnancy ultrasound?
You should ask your doctor. But it may be that the baby's placenta is low in your uterus and covering the cervix. If this is the case this link may help.
What is placentas?
During pregnancy, the placenta attaches itself to the uterus to provide the developing fetus blood, oxygen, and nourishment as well as removing waste from your baby. The placenta may implant itself at a low position in the uterus, during the early stages of pregnancy. Normally, as the uterus begins to expand to provide more room for your baby, the placenta moves upward but away of the cervix. If it doesn't move away, it may be blocking the opening of the cervix. This is known as placenta previa. If this does occur, the placenta will detach itself from the uterus in advance as the cervix begins to open up for labor. Generally, placenta previa can be detected before any severe harm is caused.
Can anyone explain how carrying your baby low in your cervix increases your chance of a miscarriage.?
You need to ask the person who told you the baby was low in your cervix, they are the best person to tell you. If your cervix is 'weak' it may open and you may miscarry. I think what you may have though is placenta previa, where the egg has implanted close to the cervix. As your uterus grows it stretches near the cervix and the placenta does not stretch so it pulls away from the wall of the uterus.
