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At 20 week ultrasound they said the cord is attached to the placenta on the side when it should be in the middle.. is this bad?? they want to monitor
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Placental variation: This is a placental variation that is not necessarily "bad" as long as perfusion to and from the fetus is normal and it continues its' growth. Your care team will monitor that situation and look for other fetal variations as well.
Answered 4/10/2020
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