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I am about 26weeks pregnant, why placenta in my womb is decreasing? i checked up with ma doctor if any fluid flow from my inside but not. what is the solution? what will be my hope to deliver my baby?
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This would be an : unusually issue with a healthy pregnancy. A consult with a high-risk pregnancy doctor could be appropriate. Rechecking with ultrasound every other week, also could be a plan. Be sure to discuss your concerns with your doctor to be sure of good communication.
Answered 5/21/2020
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