what does this  mean:"placenta ia located anterior , grade I "?
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In human anatomy "anterior" pertains to the front of the body. \n\nThink of your uterus as a large hollow pear made of muscle. The pear is upside down (stalk down) in your pelvis. The side nearest your spine is called the posterior wall, the side next to your tummy muscles is called the anterior wall and the top of the uterus (or the bottom of the pear) is called the fundus.\nIn most pregnancies, the placenta is implanted on the back wall (posterior). In your case, it is situated on the front wall (anterior). This is unusual, but not unheard of. It is certainly nothing to worry about.\n\nWhen you go for your next antenatal check up, I would make sure you have a chat with your midwife or doctor. You can then ask them to explain the exact position of your placenta, and whether this might have any effect on your labour and delivery. \n\nDO NOT QUOTE ME ON THAT!
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Sounds like a typo.  Call the lab that performed the test.
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Sounds like an intussuception or a volvulus. Do a webMD search for more info. Doesn't have to be a family history. Just an unfortuante little girl.
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It might be.  Please go with her to the doctor to have it checked.  My prayers are with you.
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If you are early on in your pregnancy, it is rarely a problem by the end of the third trimester. Most low-lying placentas migrate (move) during later pregnancy towards the fundus (top of the uterus) and away from the cervix. \nA low placenta has four degrees of severity: \nLow-lying placenta: The placenta is implanted low in the uterus close to the cervix but the edge of the placenta does not reach the cervical os. \nMarginal placenta previa: The edge of the placenta is at the margin of the cervical os. \nPartial placenta previa: The cervical os is partially covered by the placenta. \nTotal placenta previa: The cervix is completely covered by the placenta. \nWomen with low-lying placentas generally are not given any restrictions and are followed by periodic ultrasounds. Again, the vast majority of placentas move away from the cervix by the third trimester. However, any bleeding during pregnancy needs to be reported your health care provider right away. \nWomen diagnosed with placenta previa are often placed on modified bed rest and pelvic rest (no sexual intercourse or orgasm). If the placenta previa persists at term, or if there is heavy bleeding, a cesarean section is needed.
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I understand your concern.  I have been where you are.  It may be nothing at all.  They just might see something in the mammo that is not clear enough for them to know what it is.  This has happened to be 3 times already, now I get both the mammo and ultrasound done the same day TO AVOID this issue.
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Probably genital hypoplasia, but it's never confined to the clitoris, it involves the whole genital tract. No such thing as a small clitoris
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send me a picture of the bump for evaluation
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I suspect that he means a retroverted uterus, meaning that the uterus tends to hang down rather than tilting forward. This is very, very common, and has little clinical import in pregnancy. You can read more about it here\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001506.htm
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It is from a series of small blood vessels.\nYou need a map of vessels to get an accurate picture.\nThe small intestine's are microscopic.
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Not sure but my guess is the cervix, it's the "pointed" end of the uterus that dialates when you give birth.
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It is possible that the cords are just higher up than you were checking, but see a doctor *immediately*.  You may be pregnant, *and* you may have a perforated uterus.  Both are reasons to check what is going on, and *today*--don't wait.
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Uterus and/or placenta
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3.6 J ml-1 (°C)-1; at a haematocrit of 45 %
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you are pregnant-ask the doctor. we are not doctors. that is an extreme diagnosis. horribly extreme.
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Anal Irritation. It could mean I'm an a55 or have a bad case of hemorrhoids. Double meaning...cool dat.
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Sonogram. Ask your doctor about it.