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Grade 3 placenta
Hello docs... I am 35 +4 weeks pregnant... Today got my ultrasound done... And it shows placenta grade 3 maturity... Is it normal at this stage...
One thing more... I am having precious pregnancy with abortion history... I have to do planned c sec....I need ur suggestion when shall i opt for c sec... Keeping in mind my history n placenta maturity grade 3...
Will 37+1 be okay... Or i need to wait more... Already taken steroids for lung maturity at 32 weeks...
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Yes, placenta grade 3 is normal at this stage. That just shows maturation of the placenta which is normal
If you opt for elective C section, better do it after 38 weeks, if other parameters are normal
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Go for c section.follow whatever ur doctor says
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37 weeks is fine. 38 weeks is better.
You should be prepared for the baby to go to the NICU for a few days .
You should take a repeat dose of Betnesol at least 4 days before Caesarean.
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Connect please
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Mahalakshmi Pendurthi
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes. 37+ is good.
You can even wait a little longer if everything is fine.
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