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a posterior placenta is one that attaches itself to the back of the uterus, while an anterior placenta attaches itself to the front. Both placental positions are considered normal. Aside from being an ideal location for delivery, the other benefit of a posterior placenta is being able to feel your baby’s movements early on.
Yes nababago po in my case po breech c baby nung 24 weeks ko and anterior sya then nung 29 weeks check up ko naging cephalic sya nad naging posterior po. Nagulat din aq pero thankful at pumwesto c baby po so d ko na ni question bkt na iba ung position ng placemta ko hehehe
Si baby po ang kusang nag tataas nyan. kausapin nyo lg lgi. for me mas maganda ang anterior normal yan. Ksi pg tumaas yan dudukutin pa yan ng mid wife or ng doctor. Pg anterior lg hihikitin nlg. Just pray🙏🏻
di po ngbabago yan momshie.. oc nakadikit na yan sa wall ng matres natin..position nalang po ng baby ang nagbabago..☺️
posterior placenta sakin mami . pero di nya natakpan ang cervix ko .
ganto po sis
ako momshi postarior ako
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