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Buna, fetelor. Eu sunt noua pe forum.Va cer parerea intr-o chestiune care m-a cam dat peste cap.Sambata, la ultimul control periodic (sunt insarcinata in 18 saptamani), medicul meu mi-a spus ca am placenta prea joasa, dar ca bebe e bine (se pare ca va fi fetita).Oricum ca exista riscul de a sangera. Is Placenta posterior grade 2 your major concern? Solve your problem quick & easy with online consultation. Get your query answered 24.7 with Expert Advice and Tips from doctors for Placenta posterior grade 2 Practo Consult.
Slideshow 11 easy steps to a healthy pregnancy.What is the placenta and what does it do?One of the many remarkable things about pregnancy is that you're not only growing a new human being, but also an entirely new organ – the placenta.The pancake-shaped placenta is a very important organ that forms alongside your baby in the very. By the end of pregnancy, it grows to be about nine inches in diameter and about an inch thick at the centre.The placenta forms the connection between you and your baby. It attaches to the lining of your womb, and your blood brings all the that your baby needs to the surface of the placenta.On the other side, your baby is attached to the placenta by the umbilical cord. Your baby's blood runs from her to the placenta, and back to your baby again.Although you and your baby have a blood supply during the pregnancy, the placenta keeps these two supplies separate. Your blood and your baby's blood never mixes.The diagram below shows how the placenta works.What is the placenta's role in pregnancy?.
Pretty much everything your baby needs to flows through it. It also processes the waste products from your baby. It produces the hormones that help your baby's. It allows antibodies to pass to from you to your baby towards the end of your pregnancy. These antibodies offer immunity to your baby until her first round of after birth. However, it only passes on antibodies that you already have.
It also acts as a barrier to protect your unborn baby against certain. Although the placenta filters most bacteria, it doesn’t protect your baby from viruses., as well as some, can also pass through. All these can harm your baby. Which is why you're asked to avoid certain foods and harmful substances, and take safety precautions in pregnancy.What does an 'ageing placenta' or 'calcification of the placenta' mean?Placental calcification is the medical term for some of the changes that happen to the placenta, as progresses.Many researchers regard as a normal ageing process, rather than a change related to a disease or ailment. The is usually described as going through four grades, from 0 (most immature) to III (most mature).All placentas start at grade zero in early pregnancy. Changes can be seen from onwards. As pregnancy progresses, the placenta matures and calcifies.It is classified into the following grades at different stages in pregnancy, at approximately the following times:.
Grade 0. Before. Grade I. Around 18 to. How to factor polynomials. Grade II. Around to. Grade III.
A related approach to range trading is looking for moves outside of an established range, called a (price moves up) or a breakdown (price moves down), and assume that once the range has been broken prices will continue in that direction for some time.Scalping. Such a stock is said to be 'trading in a range', which is the opposite of trending. The range trader therefore buys the stock at or near the low price, and sells (and possibly ) at the high. Main article:was originally referred to as spread trading. 
It is usually not seen before. A grade III placenta is known as a severely calcified placenta.
At this stage, a formation of indentations or ring-like structures can be seen within the placenta.How is the calcification or age of the placenta measured?There is some uncertainty about whether changes in the placenta can be measured accurately as it can be difficult to grade the placenta objectively. A lot depends on the interpretation of the images by the ultrasound doctor. Some differences may also arise as it depends on how a doctor interprets the result.How will an ageing or calcified placenta affect my delivery?The effect of an ageing placenta on is difficult to say. Experts seem to have different opinions on the significance of a calcified placenta on delivery due to the lack of conclusive evidence.Some placental changes are considered a normal part of pregnancy and not thought to be of concern.
However, in cases where changes occur earlier than expected, there is some disagreement regarding their significance.Some risks that are known to be associated with placental calcification at each of pregnancy are listed below. Changes between 28 and 36 weeksOne study suggests that women in high-risk pregnancies who develop a calcified placenta between 28 and 34 weeks need closer monitoring. Some examples of high-risk pregnancies include pregnancies complicated by, or severe.Calcification of placenta before 32 weeks of pregnancy is called an 'early preterm placental calcification'.
It is known to be associated with a higher risk of, such as. heavy bleeding after birth or. placental abruption. having a baby with a low. stillbirthChanges from 36 weeks One study has suggested that having a grade III placenta at 36 weeks is associated with an increased risk of and having a.Hence, ultrasound scans that show placental calcification at 36 weeks may help in identifying high-risk pregnancies.
Changes from 37 to 42 weeks A grade III calcified placenta from 37 weeks onwards is found in about 20 to 40 per cent of. ReferencesAbramowicz JS, Sheiner E. In utero imaging of the placenta: Importance for diseases of pregnancy. 21(Suppl A):S14–S22.Bricker L, Neilson JP, Dowswell T.
Routine ultrasound in late pregnancy (after 24 weeks' gestation). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2008, Issue 4. No.: CD001451. DOI: 10.108.CD001451.pub3.Chen KH, Chen LR, Lee YH. The role of preterm placental calcification in high-risk pregnancy as a predictor of poor uteroplacental blood flow and adverse pregnancy outcome.
Ultrasound Med Biol. Online first 3 Apr.Grannum PA, Berkowitz RL, Hobbins JC. The ultrasonic changes in the maturing placenta and their relation to fetal pulmonary maturity.
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 133:915–22.Hill LM.
Ragozzino MW. Grade 3 placentation: incidence and neonatal outcome. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 61(6):728-32, 1983 Jun.
Full text available to Fellows, Members and Trainees.Hills D. Distribution of placental grade in high-risk gravidas. American Journal of Roentgenology. 143(5):1011-3.Kazzi GM, Gross TL, et al. The relationship of placental grade, fetal lung maturity, and neonatal outcome in normal and complicated pregnancies. Am J Obstet Gynecol.;148(1):54-8McKenna D, Tharmaratnam S, Mahsud S, 2005.
Ultrasonic evidence of placental calcification at 36 weeks' gestation: maternal and fetal outcomes. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 84(1):7-10.Miller JM Jr, Brown HL, Kissling GA, Gabert HA. The relationship of placental grade to fetal size and growth at term. Am J Perinatol 1988; 5: 19–21.Moran M, Ryan J, Higgins M, et al.
Poor agreement between operators on grading of the placenta. J Obstet Gynaecol. 31(1):24-8.Proud J, Grant AM.
Third trimester placental grading by ultrasonography as a test of fetal wellbeing. BMJ 294: 1641–4.Smith R, Maiti K, Aitken RJ. Unexplained antepartum stillbirth: a consequence of placental aging? Online first 26 Feb.Szymanowski K, Chmaj-Wierzchowska K, Florek E,et al.
Does calcification of placenta reveal only maternal cigarette smoking? 2007;64(10):879-81.Walker MG, Hindmarsh PC, Geary M, et al. Sonographic Maturation of the Placenta at 30 to 34 Weeks Is Not Associated With Second Trimester Markers of Placental Insufficiency in Low-risk Pregnancies. J Obstet Gynaecol. 32(12):1134.– 39.Yin TT, Loughna P, Ong SS, et al. No correlation between ultrasound placental grading at 31-34 weeks of gestation and a surrogate estimate of organ function at term obtained by stereological analysis. Online first 12 Jun.
All contents copyright © BabyCenter, L.L.C. 1997-2019 All rights reserved.This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional. Please review the Terms of Use before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the.This site is published by BabyCenter, L.L.C., which is responsible for its contents as further described and qualified in the.
It is important to be reminded that it’s the mothers blood which is lost, not the babies.The more centrally the placenta is situated over the cervix, the earlier the haemorrhage and the greater the amount of blood lost.The main reason for infant deaths with placenta previa is where the baby has been born prematurely, before 36 weeks of pregnancy.Given that there are several causes of bleeding during pregnancy, this one symptom alone is not an accurate diagnosis of placenta praevia – other diagnostic tests will be needed to confirm if you’ve not been previously diagnosed. For example, a placental abruption also results in sudden, bright red, heavy blood loss. Hello everyone I’ve been to the ER twice today because I’m 16weeks pregnant an been bleeding.
I woke up early this morning an went to the bathroom and had a toilet full of blood. So we immediately went to ER they sent me home an said the baby is fine, normal heartbeat, wiggling around in there like usual.
I came home an few hrs later still bleeding! Went to the ER (different one) then first time. They said it sound like a miscarriage an we went for ultra sound an they said after that the baby is still fine an healthy an there is blood around my placenta! Well moments ago I went to the bathroom an there is no blood. Anyone had this happen? I had massive amounts of bleeding after intercourse at 25 weeks.
My OB wanted me to go to the hospital which I asked if I could remain on bed rest and see if it stopped. It stopped after 6 hrs hours and I did a follow-up appointment the next day.
They used placenta abruption to describe it for a few weeks but reached the decision it was just bleeding from previa. At 28 weeks now and everything is fine-growth is in the 80th percentile. I just have to be on the look out for bleeding and rest, including pelvic rest. I have another scan at 32 weeks to see if I need a C-section. No matter how she is birthed, I will feel lucky if me and the baby are healthy at the end of this (which the doctor said is expected) It’s very scary for sure, make sure you listen to your doctor and your body.
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Buna, fetelor. Eu sunt noua pe forum.Va cer parerea intr-o chestiune care m-a cam dat peste cap.Sambata, la ultimul control periodic (sunt insarcinata in 18 saptamani), medicul meu mi-a spus ca am placenta prea joasa, dar ca bebe e bine (se pare ca va fi fetita).Oricum ca exista riscul de a sangera. Is Placenta posterior grade 2 your major concern? Solve your problem quick & easy with online consultation. Get your query answered 24.7 with Expert Advice and Tips from doctors for Placenta posterior grade 2 Practo Consult.
Slideshow 11 easy steps to a healthy pregnancy.What is the placenta and what does it do?One of the many remarkable things about pregnancy is that you\'re not only growing a new human being, but also an entirely new organ – the placenta.The pancake-shaped placenta is a very important organ that forms alongside your baby in the very. By the end of pregnancy, it grows to be about nine inches in diameter and about an inch thick at the centre.The placenta forms the connection between you and your baby. It attaches to the lining of your womb, and your blood brings all the that your baby needs to the surface of the placenta.On the other side, your baby is attached to the placenta by the umbilical cord. Your baby\'s blood runs from her to the placenta, and back to your baby again.Although you and your baby have a blood supply during the pregnancy, the placenta keeps these two supplies separate. Your blood and your baby\'s blood never mixes.The diagram below shows how the placenta works.What is the placenta\'s role in pregnancy?.
Pretty much everything your baby needs to flows through it. It also processes the waste products from your baby. It produces the hormones that help your baby\'s. It allows antibodies to pass to from you to your baby towards the end of your pregnancy. These antibodies offer immunity to your baby until her first round of after birth. However, it only passes on antibodies that you already have.
It also acts as a barrier to protect your unborn baby against certain. Although the placenta filters most bacteria, it doesn’t protect your baby from viruses., as well as some, can also pass through. All these can harm your baby. Which is why you\'re asked to avoid certain foods and harmful substances, and take safety precautions in pregnancy.What does an \'ageing placenta\' or \'calcification of the placenta\' mean?Placental calcification is the medical term for some of the changes that happen to the placenta, as progresses.Many researchers regard as a normal ageing process, rather than a change related to a disease or ailment. The is usually described as going through four grades, from 0 (most immature) to III (most mature).All placentas start at grade zero in early pregnancy. Changes can be seen from onwards. As pregnancy progresses, the placenta matures and calcifies.It is classified into the following grades at different stages in pregnancy, at approximately the following times:.
Grade 0. Before. Grade I. Around 18 to. How to factor polynomials. Grade II. Around to. Grade III.
A related approach to range trading is looking for moves outside of an established range, called a (price moves up) or a breakdown (price moves down), and assume that once the range has been broken prices will continue in that direction for some time.Scalping. Such a stock is said to be \'trading in a range\', which is the opposite of trending. The range trader therefore buys the stock at or near the low price, and sells (and possibly ) at the high. Main article:was originally referred to as spread trading.
It is usually not seen before. A grade III placenta is known as a severely calcified placenta.
At this stage, a formation of indentations or ring-like structures can be seen within the placenta.How is the calcification or age of the placenta measured?There is some uncertainty about whether changes in the placenta can be measured accurately as it can be difficult to grade the placenta objectively. A lot depends on the interpretation of the images by the ultrasound doctor. Some differences may also arise as it depends on how a doctor interprets the result.How will an ageing or calcified placenta affect my delivery?The effect of an ageing placenta on is difficult to say. Experts seem to have different opinions on the significance of a calcified placenta on delivery due to the lack of conclusive evidence.Some placental changes are considered a normal part of pregnancy and not thought to be of concern.
However, in cases where changes occur earlier than expected, there is some disagreement regarding their significance.Some risks that are known to be associated with placental calcification at each of pregnancy are listed below. Changes between 28 and 36 weeksOne study suggests that women in high-risk pregnancies who develop a calcified placenta between 28 and 34 weeks need closer monitoring. Some examples of high-risk pregnancies include pregnancies complicated by, or severe.Calcification of placenta before 32 weeks of pregnancy is called an \'early preterm placental calcification\'.
It is known to be associated with a higher risk of, such as. heavy bleeding after birth or. placental abruption. having a baby with a low. stillbirthChanges from 36 weeks One study has suggested that having a grade III placenta at 36 weeks is associated with an increased risk of and having a.Hence, ultrasound scans that show placental calcification at 36 weeks may help in identifying high-risk pregnancies.
Changes from 37 to 42 weeks A grade III calcified placenta from 37 weeks onwards is found in about 20 to 40 per cent of. ReferencesAbramowicz JS, Sheiner E. In utero imaging of the placenta: Importance for diseases of pregnancy. 21(Suppl A):S14–S22.Bricker L, Neilson JP, Dowswell T.
Routine ultrasound in late pregnancy (after 24 weeks\' gestation). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2008, Issue 4. No.: CD001451. DOI: 10.108.CD001451.pub3.Chen KH, Chen LR, Lee YH. The role of preterm placental calcification in high-risk pregnancy as a predictor of poor uteroplacental blood flow and adverse pregnancy outcome.
Ultrasound Med Biol. Online first 3 Apr.Grannum PA, Berkowitz RL, Hobbins JC. The ultrasonic changes in the maturing placenta and their relation to fetal pulmonary maturity.
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 133:915–22.Hill LM.
Ragozzino MW. Grade 3 placentation: incidence and neonatal outcome. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 61(6):728-32, 1983 Jun.
Full text available to Fellows, Members and Trainees.Hills D. Distribution of placental grade in high-risk gravidas. American Journal of Roentgenology. 143(5):1011-3.Kazzi GM, Gross TL, et al. The relationship of placental grade, fetal lung maturity, and neonatal outcome in normal and complicated pregnancies. Am J Obstet Gynecol.;148(1):54-8McKenna D, Tharmaratnam S, Mahsud S, 2005.
Ultrasonic evidence of placental calcification at 36 weeks\' gestation: maternal and fetal outcomes. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 84(1):7-10.Miller JM Jr, Brown HL, Kissling GA, Gabert HA. The relationship of placental grade to fetal size and growth at term. Am J Perinatol 1988; 5: 19–21.Moran M, Ryan J, Higgins M, et al.
Poor agreement between operators on grading of the placenta. J Obstet Gynaecol. 31(1):24-8.Proud J, Grant AM.
Third trimester placental grading by ultrasonography as a test of fetal wellbeing. BMJ 294: 1641–4.Smith R, Maiti K, Aitken RJ. Unexplained antepartum stillbirth: a consequence of placental aging? Online first 26 Feb.Szymanowski K, Chmaj-Wierzchowska K, Florek E,et al.
Does calcification of placenta reveal only maternal cigarette smoking? 2007;64(10):879-81.Walker MG, Hindmarsh PC, Geary M, et al. Sonographic Maturation of the Placenta at 30 to 34 Weeks Is Not Associated With Second Trimester Markers of Placental Insufficiency in Low-risk Pregnancies. J Obstet Gynaecol. 32(12):1134.– 39.Yin TT, Loughna P, Ong SS, et al. No correlation between ultrasound placental grading at 31-34 weeks of gestation and a surrogate estimate of organ function at term obtained by stereological analysis. Online first 12 Jun.
All contents copyright © BabyCenter, L.L.C. 1997-2019 All rights reserved.This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional. Please review the Terms of Use before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the.This site is published by BabyCenter, L.L.C., which is responsible for its contents as further described and qualified in the.
It is important to be reminded that it’s the mothers blood which is lost, not the babies.The more centrally the placenta is situated over the cervix, the earlier the haemorrhage and the greater the amount of blood lost.The main reason for infant deaths with placenta previa is where the baby has been born prematurely, before 36 weeks of pregnancy.Given that there are several causes of bleeding during pregnancy, this one symptom alone is not an accurate diagnosis of placenta praevia – other diagnostic tests will be needed to confirm if you’ve not been previously diagnosed. For example, a placental abruption also results in sudden, bright red, heavy blood loss. Hello everyone I’ve been to the ER twice today because I’m 16weeks pregnant an been bleeding.
I woke up early this morning an went to the bathroom and had a toilet full of blood. So we immediately went to ER they sent me home an said the baby is fine, normal heartbeat, wiggling around in there like usual.
I came home an few hrs later still bleeding! Went to the ER (different one) then first time. They said it sound like a miscarriage an we went for ultra sound an they said after that the baby is still fine an healthy an there is blood around my placenta! Well moments ago I went to the bathroom an there is no blood. Anyone had this happen? I had massive amounts of bleeding after intercourse at 25 weeks.
My OB wanted me to go to the hospital which I asked if I could remain on bed rest and see if it stopped. It stopped after 6 hrs hours and I did a follow-up appointment the next day.
They used placenta abruption to describe it for a few weeks but reached the decision it was just bleeding from previa. At 28 weeks now and everything is fine-growth is in the 80th percentile. I just have to be on the look out for bleeding and rest, including pelvic rest. I have another scan at 32 weeks to see if I need a C-section. No matter how she is birthed, I will feel lucky if me and the baby are healthy at the end of this (which the doctor said is expected) It’s very scary for sure, make sure you listen to your doctor and your body.
...'>Placenta Posterioara Gradul 2(19.01.2020)Buna, fetelor. Eu sunt noua pe forum.Va cer parerea intr-o chestiune care m-a cam dat peste cap.Sambata, la ultimul control periodic (sunt insarcinata in 18 saptamani), medicul meu mi-a spus ca am placenta prea joasa, dar ca bebe e bine (se pare ca va fi fetita).Oricum ca exista riscul de a sangera. Is Placenta posterior grade 2 your major concern? Solve your problem quick & easy with online consultation. Get your query answered 24.7 with Expert Advice and Tips from doctors for Placenta posterior grade 2 Practo Consult.
Slideshow 11 easy steps to a healthy pregnancy.What is the placenta and what does it do?One of the many remarkable things about pregnancy is that you\'re not only growing a new human being, but also an entirely new organ – the placenta.The pancake-shaped placenta is a very important organ that forms alongside your baby in the very. By the end of pregnancy, it grows to be about nine inches in diameter and about an inch thick at the centre.The placenta forms the connection between you and your baby. It attaches to the lining of your womb, and your blood brings all the that your baby needs to the surface of the placenta.On the other side, your baby is attached to the placenta by the umbilical cord. Your baby\'s blood runs from her to the placenta, and back to your baby again.Although you and your baby have a blood supply during the pregnancy, the placenta keeps these two supplies separate. Your blood and your baby\'s blood never mixes.The diagram below shows how the placenta works.What is the placenta\'s role in pregnancy?.
Pretty much everything your baby needs to flows through it. It also processes the waste products from your baby. It produces the hormones that help your baby\'s. It allows antibodies to pass to from you to your baby towards the end of your pregnancy. These antibodies offer immunity to your baby until her first round of after birth. However, it only passes on antibodies that you already have.
It also acts as a barrier to protect your unborn baby against certain. Although the placenta filters most bacteria, it doesn’t protect your baby from viruses., as well as some, can also pass through. All these can harm your baby. Which is why you\'re asked to avoid certain foods and harmful substances, and take safety precautions in pregnancy.What does an \'ageing placenta\' or \'calcification of the placenta\' mean?Placental calcification is the medical term for some of the changes that happen to the placenta, as progresses.Many researchers regard as a normal ageing process, rather than a change related to a disease or ailment. The is usually described as going through four grades, from 0 (most immature) to III (most mature).All placentas start at grade zero in early pregnancy. Changes can be seen from onwards. As pregnancy progresses, the placenta matures and calcifies.It is classified into the following grades at different stages in pregnancy, at approximately the following times:.
Grade 0. Before. Grade I. Around 18 to. How to factor polynomials. Grade II. Around to. Grade III.
A related approach to range trading is looking for moves outside of an established range, called a (price moves up) or a breakdown (price moves down), and assume that once the range has been broken prices will continue in that direction for some time.Scalping. Such a stock is said to be \'trading in a range\', which is the opposite of trending. The range trader therefore buys the stock at or near the low price, and sells (and possibly ) at the high. Main article:was originally referred to as spread trading.
It is usually not seen before. A grade III placenta is known as a severely calcified placenta.
At this stage, a formation of indentations or ring-like structures can be seen within the placenta.How is the calcification or age of the placenta measured?There is some uncertainty about whether changes in the placenta can be measured accurately as it can be difficult to grade the placenta objectively. A lot depends on the interpretation of the images by the ultrasound doctor. Some differences may also arise as it depends on how a doctor interprets the result.How will an ageing or calcified placenta affect my delivery?The effect of an ageing placenta on is difficult to say. Experts seem to have different opinions on the significance of a calcified placenta on delivery due to the lack of conclusive evidence.Some placental changes are considered a normal part of pregnancy and not thought to be of concern.
However, in cases where changes occur earlier than expected, there is some disagreement regarding their significance.Some risks that are known to be associated with placental calcification at each of pregnancy are listed below. Changes between 28 and 36 weeksOne study suggests that women in high-risk pregnancies who develop a calcified placenta between 28 and 34 weeks need closer monitoring. Some examples of high-risk pregnancies include pregnancies complicated by, or severe.Calcification of placenta before 32 weeks of pregnancy is called an \'early preterm placental calcification\'.
It is known to be associated with a higher risk of, such as. heavy bleeding after birth or. placental abruption. having a baby with a low. stillbirthChanges from 36 weeks One study has suggested that having a grade III placenta at 36 weeks is associated with an increased risk of and having a.Hence, ultrasound scans that show placental calcification at 36 weeks may help in identifying high-risk pregnancies.
Changes from 37 to 42 weeks A grade III calcified placenta from 37 weeks onwards is found in about 20 to 40 per cent of. ReferencesAbramowicz JS, Sheiner E. In utero imaging of the placenta: Importance for diseases of pregnancy. 21(Suppl A):S14–S22.Bricker L, Neilson JP, Dowswell T.
Routine ultrasound in late pregnancy (after 24 weeks\' gestation). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2008, Issue 4. No.: CD001451. DOI: 10.108.CD001451.pub3.Chen KH, Chen LR, Lee YH. The role of preterm placental calcification in high-risk pregnancy as a predictor of poor uteroplacental blood flow and adverse pregnancy outcome.
Ultrasound Med Biol. Online first 3 Apr.Grannum PA, Berkowitz RL, Hobbins JC. The ultrasonic changes in the maturing placenta and their relation to fetal pulmonary maturity.
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 133:915–22.Hill LM.
Ragozzino MW. Grade 3 placentation: incidence and neonatal outcome. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 61(6):728-32, 1983 Jun.
Full text available to Fellows, Members and Trainees.Hills D. Distribution of placental grade in high-risk gravidas. American Journal of Roentgenology. 143(5):1011-3.Kazzi GM, Gross TL, et al. The relationship of placental grade, fetal lung maturity, and neonatal outcome in normal and complicated pregnancies. Am J Obstet Gynecol.;148(1):54-8McKenna D, Tharmaratnam S, Mahsud S, 2005.
Ultrasonic evidence of placental calcification at 36 weeks\' gestation: maternal and fetal outcomes. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 84(1):7-10.Miller JM Jr, Brown HL, Kissling GA, Gabert HA. The relationship of placental grade to fetal size and growth at term. Am J Perinatol 1988; 5: 19–21.Moran M, Ryan J, Higgins M, et al.
Poor agreement between operators on grading of the placenta. J Obstet Gynaecol. 31(1):24-8.Proud J, Grant AM.
Third trimester placental grading by ultrasonography as a test of fetal wellbeing. BMJ 294: 1641–4.Smith R, Maiti K, Aitken RJ. Unexplained antepartum stillbirth: a consequence of placental aging? Online first 26 Feb.Szymanowski K, Chmaj-Wierzchowska K, Florek E,et al.
Does calcification of placenta reveal only maternal cigarette smoking? 2007;64(10):879-81.Walker MG, Hindmarsh PC, Geary M, et al. Sonographic Maturation of the Placenta at 30 to 34 Weeks Is Not Associated With Second Trimester Markers of Placental Insufficiency in Low-risk Pregnancies. J Obstet Gynaecol. 32(12):1134.– 39.Yin TT, Loughna P, Ong SS, et al. No correlation between ultrasound placental grading at 31-34 weeks of gestation and a surrogate estimate of organ function at term obtained by stereological analysis. Online first 12 Jun.
All contents copyright © BabyCenter, L.L.C. 1997-2019 All rights reserved.This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional. Please review the Terms of Use before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the.This site is published by BabyCenter, L.L.C., which is responsible for its contents as further described and qualified in the.
It is important to be reminded that it’s the mothers blood which is lost, not the babies.The more centrally the placenta is situated over the cervix, the earlier the haemorrhage and the greater the amount of blood lost.The main reason for infant deaths with placenta previa is where the baby has been born prematurely, before 36 weeks of pregnancy.Given that there are several causes of bleeding during pregnancy, this one symptom alone is not an accurate diagnosis of placenta praevia – other diagnostic tests will be needed to confirm if you’ve not been previously diagnosed. For example, a placental abruption also results in sudden, bright red, heavy blood loss. Hello everyone I’ve been to the ER twice today because I’m 16weeks pregnant an been bleeding.
I woke up early this morning an went to the bathroom and had a toilet full of blood. So we immediately went to ER they sent me home an said the baby is fine, normal heartbeat, wiggling around in there like usual.
I came home an few hrs later still bleeding! Went to the ER (different one) then first time. They said it sound like a miscarriage an we went for ultra sound an they said after that the baby is still fine an healthy an there is blood around my placenta! Well moments ago I went to the bathroom an there is no blood. Anyone had this happen? I had massive amounts of bleeding after intercourse at 25 weeks.
My OB wanted me to go to the hospital which I asked if I could remain on bed rest and see if it stopped. It stopped after 6 hrs hours and I did a follow-up appointment the next day.
They used placenta abruption to describe it for a few weeks but reached the decision it was just bleeding from previa. At 28 weeks now and everything is fine-growth is in the 80th percentile. I just have to be on the look out for bleeding and rest, including pelvic rest. I have another scan at 32 weeks to see if I need a C-section. No matter how she is birthed, I will feel lucky if me and the baby are healthy at the end of this (which the doctor said is expected) It’s very scary for sure, make sure you listen to your doctor and your body.
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