Anterior Placenta Health Feed

Avoid intercourse and strenuous activity. Rest as much as possible. Fetal movement counts. Your doctor must have told you to stay close to hospital/ nursing home so that in case of sudden bleeding, you can reach there asap.

You must take complete bed rest. Keep legside of your bed elevated. Get regular check up including sonography done. Take regular medicines.

Placenta anterior grade 2 is normal. No you cant know sex and trying to find same is criminal offence.

This is called Placenta praevia. This may cause bleeding per vagina. You shall be regularly in touch with your Obstetrician and avoid strenuous work and intercourse.

Hi Viji from this no one can tell gender and also it is not legal and noone will answer to that.. as it is already 32 week there much less time and you will know it soon.

It is palmist normal... Just the position of the fetus is horizontal which can cause problems in normal delivery...
You may take homoeopathic medicine
Pulsatilla 200 one dose every week...
May help in correcting the position.

It is not possible to say gender by this and even not legal...
There is nothing written here about gender...

It’s better to avoid traveling because of risk of bleeding through placenta and medication needs to be told after clinical examination

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Research states that the anterior placenta might increase the need for labor inducement and a cesarean section. It can also delay the start of labor. There is also a high risk of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) during vaginal deliveries. So it’s better that you trust your gynaecologist. She can examine you n will tell you what is best for u.