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Increased blood flow to placenta in the 12th week of pregnancy is it fine or something to worry in the first trimester ?
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Great news!: First, that there is a functioning placenta. Secondly, perfusion to the developing fetus is going very well and providing nutrients to the fetus.
Answered 6/28/2013
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