Anyone else have low lying placenta, and what was the outcome?

I had my 1st ultrasound done yesterday and I am 21 weeks 3 days along. The doctor said the placenta was covering cervix, and of course we need that to move up by the time delivery approaches. I will have another ultrasound around 32 weeks to see if it did move.

This is my 2nd pregnancy, my first pregnancy was natural vaginal birth. My son was pretty big (9 lbs 8 1/2 oz) and I did bleed more than average after the birth. I read online that a low lying placenta can be caused by a previous pregnancy/scaring/etc. so wasn't sure if that could be effecting it or not.

Anyway, I do know that it like 80-90% of the time the placenta does move up over time, so I am not at the freaking out point yet, and remain hopeful. I just wanted to know if anyone else had a low lying placenta, was it your 1st/2nd/etc. pregnancy, and what was the end result. Did it move? Did you require c-section? etc.

Thanks in advance! :o)

blueberry2010-07-30T06:26:16Z

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we call it placenta previa (pp). i had it for my 3rd child. yes its like a scary nightmare but thanks to god im still alive n my baby is healthy. i had pp major type 4 anterior the most risky. yes i had c-section.its really painfull and i lost a lot of blood.but some people who have pp, the bb did move but some are not. do pray to god for safe delivery.

mom of 3 handsome boys2010-07-30T09:40:35Z

i had dat wit my first pregnancy i could see the placenta right on my baby head dats how low it was.it moved and i had a normal prenancy.wit a vaginal birth.good luck

sharona2016-10-31T03:51:57Z

I had the comparable situation and when I had my 0.33 ultrasound each little thing became out high quality. It had moved back to the place it may and my daughter became into born very wholesome without problems. moving shouldn't reason any problems, basically have your well being practitioner pass their scientific notes to your new well being practitioner.