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I'm 9 weeks pregnant, i had us that showed placenta was thick and bulky, baby measured correctly and heartbeat detected. will i lose baby?
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Likely not: If the baby was measuring nl and had a good heartbeat, likely everything is ok. The placental findings need to be followed up, and usually becomes more normal as it grows.
Answered 6/14/2014
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