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My wifes pregnant in her 14th week after the scan we noticed that the placenta is low is it ok as in normal and what complications might that do?
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Normal: This is a common finding and the placenta will be higher in position as pregnancy progresses. Always good to check with your obstetrician with these kinds of concerns.
Answered 8/13/2013
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