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No! If the placenta is actually covering the cervical opening then your doctor will continue to follow you closely. The baby can and should be born full term. If your placenta has not moved later in the pregnancy they will schedule a c-section at or around your due date! :o)

Yes my boyfriend was born at 32 weeks and hes very healthy. I know when a baby is born that early, they came them in the hospital for about 6 weeks, just to make sure they are OK. The earliest a baby can be born and survive is 26 weeks, so you'll be fine. Plus, I think your placenta will move up so you wont have to worry about it. I really hope everything works out, your baby will be fine.

With my previous pregnancy I had a low lying placenta at my 20 week scan. By my 32nd week scan it had moved out of the way.

if your placenta is still in the way at 32 weeks I believe they elect to do a c section around your due date

they won't deliver you early unless you have heavy vaginal bleeding. If the placenta hasn't moved away from the cervix you will most likely have a scheduled c-section.

http://www.amazingpregnancy.com/pregnancy-articles...