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Hello Pradeep... these parameters.. don't give the information about the cervical condition.. it can be done by PV examination.

From what you have mentioned all is normal.
Whether to wait or not and if not to wait whether induction of pains or caesarean depend on many factors- whole picture of patient.
So consult obstetrician- may be another for second opinion.

For normal delivery you need to have been average in all aspects .anything out of it considered risky. As in your case liqour js 6 which is worrisome. A trial for normal labour can be considered but with understanding risk also
wait for a week get a repeat usg scan assess your liquor ,if it is going down .I would suggest induction of labour with limited trial
trial of labour can be given with due risk.

You can opt for Labour induction right away. talk to your doctor if the cervical bishops score is favourable.

Hi. Yes you should take arginine sachets along with a high protein diet, protein powder twice daily and plenty of fluids. Rest in left lateral position. Also, get an ultrasound Obs done with Doppler study asap. All the best!

Weight for this period is ok.
Probably you mean placenta anterior grade 3 which also is normal.
Normal delivery depends on number of factors and some come in picture only during delivery process.

It means placenta is low and because of that little separation and bleeding.
One can not predict how many days will continue.
Depending on how low may recur.
Important to remain in touch with your obstetrician.

u have low lying placenta (type 2)posterior. rest normal repeat scan at 37 weeks with full bladder. If same finding cesarean delivery will be considered.

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.
Neither posterior or anterior placental location will affect the development or growth of a strong and healthy baby.