Can the baby be saved if there is bleeding at the internal os of the cervix covered by the lower margin of the placenta?

Patient's question:

Placenta at 14 weeks with bleeding covering the internal cervical os. Wanting this child, can I keep it?

Doctor's answer:

It is recommended that you get a B to confirm the type, and then choose the appropriate treatment based on the amount of bleeding, the type of placenta previa, the timing of onset, the gestational order, and the fetal position. If the bleeding is minimal or absent and the condition is marginal, expectant treatment can be chosen. If the bleeding is large and recurrent, indicating a complete type, early termination of pregnancy should be considered.