Some women experience light bleeding later on their pregnancy, which may not be from the womb but from the cervix, for example, which can cause bleeding after sex.<\/p>\n
Low lying placenta<\/p>\n
Where the placenta attaches to the womb, it usually stretches up and away from the cervix. A low lying placenta is where it stays low in the womb, either covering or close to the cervix. This may cause some bleeding during your pregnancy and baby\u2019s delivery. It is always worth asking your Sonographer to check the position of the placenta during your scan to rule out this as being the cause of your bleeding.<\/p>\n
The Wellbeing of My Baby approach<\/p>\n
We know that having a baby is the most special thing to happen in a woman\u2019s life. That is why when you visit us at our clinic, our Sonographers will take you through a supportive, personalised service that gets to the heart of your concerns and explores what you are hoping to gain from your scan. We can give you a more thorough understanding of how your baby is growing and developing throughout your pregnancy. Our aim is to provide you with high quality scans which include an educational experience that comes together to have you leaving our clinic feeling knowledgeable and empowered.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":2889,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"template":"","class_list":["post-2938","concern","type-concern","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n