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Placenta previa last u/s at 34 wks. currently 35+ weeks & i feel lots of pressure on cervix from the baby, should i be aware of anything? nocurntrestric
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Bleeding: Watch for bleeding. It is very normal to feel pressure about this time. The most common description i hear is 'i think the baby is going to fall out' be aware of bleeding with the previa. Do not let anyone check you unless they know you have the previa. That could cause serious bleeding.
Answered 1/14/2015
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