So I've just had my anomaly scan and everything is great with baby, sonographer was great. However, she did mention that I have a thin portion of placenta 'lying low' and has asked me to come back at 32 weeks. There was a doctor at the scan (learning to scan) and she and the sonographer both advised that they were probably being over-cautious and that the placenta was only a tiny bit 'in the way', and that it would probably resolve by the time of the birth.
I sort of understand what's happening and what may ultimately happen, but I'd love to know if anyone had the same experience at 20 weeks then went on to have a normal vaginal delivery?
Thanks
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'Slight' placenta praevia at 20 weeks...
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lovelycats · 23/11/2016 11:39
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