A 35-year-old, multipara with previous 3 cesarean sections, 32 weeks pregnant, presents to outpatient clinic for routine antenatal care. Ultrasound reveals low lying anterior wall placenta. How can you counsel this case?
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This is insignificant as she will deliver by cesarean section.
Placental insufficiency is highly expected.
Immediate termination should be considered.
Placenta usually migrates up.
High risk of placenta accreta and hysterectomy.
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