Placenta At the front

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• Jem27

  Jul 9, 2009 5:20AM

  I dont have this but my best friend that is also pregnant does, she was told its not harmful at all and wont hinder giving birth it just means that she might not feel as many movements.
  
  Hope thats helps xx
  
  37+4

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• Mini510_0

  Jul 9, 2009 5:22AM

  i did have but its moved now so hopefully yours should too!
  
  32 weeks today

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• Shimmsie

  Jul 9, 2009 5:25AM

  I have the placenta at the front and have had lots of movements from Bean. They aren't painful but they are definitely there. The mw certainly isn't concerned about it being at the front but I would ask your mw again if you are at all concerned.
  
  C.
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• bride-carly-barleyx

  Jul 9, 2009 7:23AM

  Hi hun I had an anterior placenta with Theo and although they could always find a heartbeat it was a while longer until I felt proper kicks, about 25 weeks I think.
  xxx

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• ProudMummy1

  Jul 9, 2009 7:42AM

  Yes, i've got an anterior placenta.
  I felt "bubbles" at 16 weeks then baby moving at 21+4 but the big movements started just 2 weeks ago (at 25+5)
  
  There's nothing to worry about with it though - or so i've been told.
  xx
  27+5

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• Nikki__Graham

  Jul 9, 2009 7:54AM

  Thanks for the replies ladies.. im glad its nothing to worry about im going to have to be patient and wait a couple of weeks to feel big movements. xxx

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• Mrsb84

  Jul 9, 2009 11:31AM

  I also have an anterior placenta and didnt feel any proper movement till about 21 weeks and took a few more weeks before they had any force to them!
  
  xx

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• lucylooandbabykins

  Jul 9, 2009 4:13PM

  I have an anterior placenta, no medics told me read it in my notes! And from reading on here knew what it meant. I feel baby kicking an have from 22 weeks ish. They have only been gentle, sometimes bit stronger, but not strong enough for poor hubby to feel yet i'm sure i'll get this soon. xxx

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• Team_Blue_aka_doublebubble

  Jul 9, 2009 5:09PM

  Hi, i had that with DS3, they could never find the hb and movements were very small for the whole of my pregnancy. the m/w said it was a blessing as it meant i wasnt being kept awake at night but i did find it a bit of a worry.
  
  they did say in general they can move up but mind didnt.
  
  xxDBxx

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• EmilyB

  Jul 9, 2009 5:33PM

  I was told today that I have an anterior placenta, I don't really know a lot about them so this thread is very helpful! Hubby can't feel the kicks yet, hopefully they'll get stronger soon
  
  Em 20+3 x x x

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• MUMMYA

  Jul 11, 2009 11:03AM

  I had this to, mine has now moved so I can have normal delivery. I could always find a heartbeat but kicks came later xxx

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• blrosie

  Jul 11, 2009 11:52AM

  Hi, I have an anterior placenta as well, didnt feel strong movements till aorund 20 weeks and have been in for monitoring twice with reduced movements and they reckon that baby was cuddled up behind the placenta. I was told by my consultant that the position of the placenta doesnt move. Also it should say on your scan notes the position of your placenta. Once you are further along you will still get really strong movements.
  Lisa 35+1 xx

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• sarah_jane77

  Jul 11, 2009 12:25PM

  Hi
  
  I also have anterior placenta and it was only brought up when we went for the amnio. Have had no problems listening to heartbeat and am starting to get proper kicks this week (although they always disappear when hubs tried to feel them !).
  
  Sarah
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