Questions
“At week 28 I was diagnosed with a low-lying placenta. The midwife at this point of my pregnancy does not seem hopeful that it could move. However I have read a study that most women have the low-lying placenta issue resolve around 34 – 38 weeks. What do you know about low-lying placenta and the statistics on which weeks the placenta moved far enough?” -Margaret
“I am 13 weeks pregnant and was just diagnosed with complete placenta previa and I would really like to know more about it. I am curious to know the risks at such an early stage of pregnancy as well as the later stages in pregnancy.” – Kylie
Answers
Additional Resources
- Symptoms & risks
- Study of over 1,200 women with low-lying placentas
- Study of 366 cases of placenta previa and marginal placenta previa
