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A member asked:
Im 20 weeks pregnant and my anomaly scan report shows that im having posterior grade 2 placental position ie 1.6 cm away from os. is that dangerous.
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It can be/bleeding: Most placentas "migrate" up into a more fundal position during pregnancy and away from the cervical os. However, if vaginal bleeding starts, please call your OB immediately.
Answered 6/10/2014
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