How Often Does Placenta Previa Correct Itself.
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I'm 16 weeks pregnant and my doctor says that I have placenta previa. I had a friend that was diagnosed with placenta previa but as the baby grew it corrected itself. How often does placenta previa correct itself?
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Wednesday 10th of February 2010 05:03:49 PM
as i have read on the internet there are about 70% from the previa placenta corrected.
with my first child i had this, but was a mild previa, so it was ok for me and the baby.Just alittle bleeding on th middle of the pregnancy.be prepared if this happens.
there are different types of previa, the easy or mild one is the one which correct themself as the baby grows.
i wish an easy pregnancy!
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Monday 17th of May 2010 02:21:47 PM
As you know when the baby is in your stomach, God does his or her every thing. When he put him or her in some way, that does not sound good to you , you will be complaining thinking that it is a problem, not knowing that it is the will of God. so when it gets to some time God can change the baby in another direction in which he wants again and when that one favor you , you say the baby correct it self.
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Thursday 24th of June 2010 02:46:19 AM
Yes placenta previa often get corrected by itself mostly in 90% cases . It is diagnosed in the second trimester and get corrected by the end of the pregnancy.Actually placenta doesnt move by itself but as the uterus stretches it is not close to cervix as it was in earlier pregnancy so in this way it is corrected by itself mostly.
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Tuesday 23rd of March 2010 09:30:32 AM
the placenta previa dos not correct itself alone, what happens is you can have different stages of it, so in a mild stage probably after you get right on the treatment you must stop to bleed but it does not mean that it correct itself you just stopped to bleed, but who develops placenta previa needs to be assisted periodically and near to the end of pregnancy the women will need a c-section as long as a natural labor would end in a hemoragy to the pregnant, but there is not correction.
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