20 weeks pregnant mother

Question: my placenta is anterior grade 1 n cervical length is 4.5 is it normal?

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Answer: Hello dear.. This is normal position of placenta.. After the egg fertilises, it travels down your fallopian tube, and gets embedded in your uterus (womb). At exactly this place where the fertilised egg implants in your uterus, your placenta gets formed. Thus, the position where placenta implants and develops may vary from person to person. Anterior placenta, where the placenta is positioned on the front wall of your uterus (womb). The grade matures as your pregnancy progress.. Cervical Length is also normal don't worry
Answer: Yes it is normal
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