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POSTERIOR PLACENTA GRADE 3
Hi this is Deepika my last menstrual period date is oct 29 , 2023. Cycle is 60 days. Yesterday ultrasound done. 33 weeks +/- 3 weeks, placenta posterior grade 3, baby weight 1.9 kg, heart beat 158, ECG is normal, hb 10.8, random blood sugar 94
. Doctor suggested to eat more protein food as baby weight is less. That's it. But I came to know that grade 3 placenta posterior should be after 36 weeks. Otherwise complications will be there. Is it right??. Can you diagnose once.
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Please get your sonography for Doppler studies done and consult a Gynaecologist with the report.
Your baby's weight is not all that bad. Your baby will be about 2.7 kg if the present rate of growth is maintained.
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Dr. Parru Singh
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