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I have a blood clot near my placenta and am 24 weeks pregnant should i be concerned or on bedrest?
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Need Monitoring: Whenever you have blood clot near or behind a placenta, you will need regular monitoring with Non Stress Test and ultrasound. Please see a High Risk OB doctor called a perinatologist. You may also need some blood tests. Good Luck!
Answered 7/28/2014
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