placental dysfunction

What are the Symptoms of Placental Dysfunction?

Symptoms may not always be apparent, but some indicators include:
Reduced fetal movements.
Smaller than expected size for gestational age.
High blood pressure in the mother.
Protein in the mother’s urine, a sign of pre-eclampsia.

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