Patient's question:
Actually, I have already lost two children before. Both of them had congenital diseases, so when I was pregnant with this baby, I was particularly worried. I was always afraid that something might go wrong with him. What are the effects of amniocentesis with a anterior placenta?Doctor's answer:
If the first two children are both suffering from congenital diseases, then the concerns during pregnancy are indeed justified. In such cases, amniocentesis can be performed. The placenta is located on the anterior wall of the uterus. If amniocentesis is conducted, it may potentially cause placental abruption, leading to internal bleeding, or it may also result in miscarriage. However, the technical level of modern hospitals is generally high, and under normal circumstances, it does not cause significant effects.