36 week 4 days pregnancy fetal weight is 2163 grm fhr-124 afi- 17.3 placenta- posterior grade 2 presentation- cephalic what is possible.

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Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children3 years ago

A. with all this information there is normal delivery possible.. follow the gynaecologist as after complete examination the doctor will guide accordingly take care.. stay well hydrated..

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