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Hi...I have seizures from past 5 years. I have fits with mild. But from past 1½ years I don't have any symptoms of fits I am ok now but I am continue to have my tablets because of pregnancy. I am 34 week now. I have no suger, BP and thyroid my HB level is 12.2. And I have anterior placenta. Can I try for the normal delivery is there no issues from that?
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Yes you can try for vaginal delivery.
Once you are near your due date, based on your health and baby, the decision can be taken. For now, make sure to rest , continue your daily medication and monitor your baby movements daily.
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You can try for normal delivery if your pelvis is adequate for baby also placenta is not low lying on ultrasound. For pelvis adequacy you need to consult your treating obstetrician at term or around 37 weeks. 30 week is too early to predict whether u can have a normal delivery or not.
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