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Placenta grade 3 maturity
I m 31 weeks 5 days pregnant..in my growth scan it was mentioned as posterior placenta grade 3 maturity..is this normal?? Baby weight is 1.800 gms...is anything to concern??
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Grade 3 placenta at 32 weeks can have complications such as fetal growth restriction and gestational hypertension. So make sure fetal growth parameters in scan are normal. Take high protein diet, sleep in left lateral position, blood pressure recordings and monitor daily fetal movement counts. Any issues with the above report to your obstetrician. Regular antenatal visits as advised.
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Posterior placenta is normal
Grade 3 placental maturity at 31 weeks is a hypermature placenta
Make sure you count the baby movements carefully
Does the ultrasound pension normal liquor around the baby
Also get your blood pressure checked
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What you have mentioned is completely okay
Baby weight is also adequate at 31 weeks
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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