was 33 weeks pregnant and had grade 1 placental calcification. I stopped taking calcium and at 35 weeks it got to grade 2. So doctor, can you tell me what I should abstain from when I am 35 weeks pregnant and have grade 2 placental calcification? Will it affect the baby?

Placental hemangioma is the most common non-trophoblastic vascular tumor of the placenta, with a rate of about 1%. Accordingly, ultrasound of placental hemangioma helps doctors detect abnormalities in many organs of the fetus for early and timely treatment.

Chorionic villus biopsy is a technique of taking chorionic villi from the placenta for prenatal genetic testing. The chorionic villi are biopsied through the vagina or abdomen. Chorionic villus analysis can diagnose chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome as well as other genetic diseases. Chorionic villus biopsy is of great significance in prenatal diagnosis.

The placenta plays an important role in nurturing the fetus. To ensure the health of the fetus, in addition to ultrasound, placental magnetic resonance imaging is indicated for diagnostic testing and detection of some diseases before birth.

The placenta is a very important organ that provides oxygen and nutrients to the developing fetus. Ultrasound is a safe diagnostic method that can detect early pathologies of the placenta, from which early intervention can be taken to prevent complications and help the fetus develop healthily.