Difference between placenta previa and anterior wall

The difference between placenta previa and the anterior wall is very large. Placenta previa is commonly known as placenta previa, which is very dangerous for both the fetus and the pregnant woman, especially in the third trimester of pregnancy. If it is determined to be placenta previa, it may show massive bleeding, and it cannot be delivered through the vagina. It must be delivered through caesarean section to end the pregnancy. It may show massive bleeding at the time of cesarean section. The anterior wall of the placenta is a normal position. The placenta can attach to the anterior wall, posterior wall, lateral wall and bottom of the uterus. As long as it is in these positions, it has no effect on the fetus and pregnant woman. You can rest assured that pregnancy examination can be done well, and vaginal delivery can also be carried out.