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What is a intervillious thrombosis in placenta? what is the risk to me and my unborn baby. dr. seems unconcerned.ultrasound weekly.
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Trust your doctor: This is a common finding in pregnancy, more towards end of pregnancy can be found, no harm to yourself or your baby, just small blood clots in the placenta, harmless
Answered 3/3/2016
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