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I had an ultrasound today and was told that the embryo had implanted lower in the womb (middle). what are my chances of carrying to full term?

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Dr. Bernard Rosenfeld answered

Specializes in Fertility Medicine

Placenata Previa: If the placenta did not implant directly over the cervix, in most cases the pregnancy will move up into the uterus as the uterus expands.

Answered 3/20/2015

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Should be fine: Your chances of carrying to term should not be any different. The places where implantation of the embryo can be a problem include the cervix, junction of the fallopian tube and uterus, cesarian scar, and outside the uterus in the fallopian tube. Followup ultrasound can always be performed if there is a question.

Answered 4/5/2013

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