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There can be several variations in placental morphology. These include: Velamentous cord insertion - The umbilical cord inserts into the fetal membranes, then travels within the membranes to the placenta. Normally, the umbilical cord inserts into the middle of the placenta as it develops. Circumvallate placenta - fetal membranes double back on the fetal side around the edge of the placenta. Occurs in about 1% of pregnancies.... Marginal Insertion - occurs is about 7% of singleton pregnancies and 25% of twin pregnancies. The cord is located close to the edge of the placenta. Succenturiate lobe(s): when there is one or more smaller accessory lobes. Circummarginate placenta is an uncommon variation in placental morphology. The chorionic membranes insert inward from the margin of placental edge, similar to circumvallate placenta, but unlike circumvallate placenta, the placental edge is not thickened and rolled up, and there is no central depression. Bilobed placenta - A bilobed placenta is a placenta separated into two near equal lobes. Occurs in about 4% of pregnancies.

An anterior placenta simply means it is attached to the front wall of your uterus, between the baby and your tummy. It's a completely normal place for it to implant and develop. It isn't connected to having a low-lying placenta (called placenta previa) and it shouldn't cause you problems. Most women first feel their baby move somewhere between 16 and 24 weeks of pregnancy. It's common for anterior placenta mums to feel first movements later than those with a placenta elsewher...e, as their placenta cushions those early wriggles. Regardless of placenta position, if you reach the 24th week of pregnancy without feeling movement, let your health care provider know. As your pregnancy progresses, it's important to get to know your baby's normal pattern of movement. If you have an anterior placenta try and focus on your sides and lower down, as this is where you're more likely to feel movement. Although feeling movement can be trickier for anterior placenta mums, your baby should still develop regularity to their movement. If you feel as though your baby's movements have slowed down or stopped, it's important not to assume your placenta is the reason.

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Beetroots are loaded with vitamin A and essential antioxidants. Beetroot juice is the best option for expectant mothers who have the feeling of fatigue or weakness. This juice boosts your energy levels by providing all the essential nutrients, especially iron to avoid anemia issues. You can add this to your diet during breakfast time.