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Im pregnant 37 week .. doctor told me i have calsification in placenta .. what that main ?? what the risk for baby ?
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Often seen: As the placenta ages certain changes are often seen on sonogram. Calcifications are one of these. You will need to discuss with your doctor if in your specific case this is being viewed as a normal finding or if they were concerned. Clarify the plan of care with your doctor
Answered 3/8/2016
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