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Im at 35 weeks . im worried about my womb .. my doctor told that is a bit low . what will happen to my baby? can effect her growth.
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Not necessarily: if the placenta implanted low on the uterine wall, there is an increased chance of placenta previa and bleeding, preterm delivery, and a smaller fetal weight, however, a lower positioned uterus should have little or no effect on the growth of the fetus
Answered 10/23/2014
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