36Wks Pregnant - I'm 36 Weeks Pregnant And Reported With Partial

36wks pregnant

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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and reported with partial placenta previa. Is there any possibility to have painless normal delivery?

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Dr. Mamta Jha

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Management of delivery is an art which is a wise decision of an experienced doctor. Trust some one with a good reputation in your locality and conduct a safe delivery under the supervision.

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