Is it okay to eat kiwi when the placenta is low?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Low-lying placenta is related to fetal implantation. Currently, we can wait and see, as it may gradually rise with the elongation of the lower uterine segment as the gestational age increases. It is now necessary to avoid strenuous exercise. Follow-up in the late stage of pregnancy is required. If it still does not rise, there is a risk of bleeding. During labor, a cesarean section may also be required to deliver the baby.