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Ultrasound tech report: twin as placenta is anterior with a portion that appears to wrap posterior along the lateral aspect of the uterus. there is also a small amount of blood clot overlying the cervix does this mean im going to lose my babies?

Q: ultrasound tech report: twin as placenta is anterior with a portion that appears to wrap posterior along the lateral aspect of the uterus. there is also a small amount of blood clot overlying the cervix does this mean im going to lose my babies?

: With location of "twin A's placenta" showing a portion overlying the cervical canal, it is common for bleeding to occur (producing a clot "overlying the cervix"). Uterine contractions can separate a portion of the placenta, causing the "clot", but the placenta has suitable reserve. See your OB and get a referral to a MFM OB MD.

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Dr. John Berryman answered

With location of "twin A's placenta" showing a portion overlying the cervical canal, it is common for bleeding to occur (producing a clot "overlying the cervix"). Uterine contractions can separate a portion of the placenta, causing the "clot", but the placenta has suitable reserve. See your OB and get a referral to a MFM OB MD.

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Answered 3/13/2021

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A member asked:

Ultrasound tech report: twin as placenta is anterior with a portion that appears to wrap posterior along the lateral aspect of the uterus. there is also a small amount of blood clot overlying the cervix does this mean im going to lose my babies?

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