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A member asked:
Hi. i have a low lying placenta 3cm away from cervix. i am at 32 weeks. can i deliver vaginally? thank u
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Yes: As long as the placenta is away from the os you should be able to deliver vaginally. The placenta is likely to migrate further from the os in the next 2 months but even if it doesn't there shouldn't be a problem.Best wishes to you and the baby.
Answered 3/19/2019
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