Low Laying Placenta Major

Aww sayang, I understand how worrying this must be for you. From what I've heard, quite a few mums do go through low-lying placenta, and the good news is that sometimes it moves up on its own before 32 weeks, but since you're already there, your doctor will monitor it closely. A friend mentioned she had to be admitted for observation around that time too and was given dexamethasone injections to help the baby's lungs develop, just in case; it was uncomfortable but she felt reassured knowing baby was being prepared. The main thing is rest, avoid heavy lifting and anything that might cause bleeding, and follow your specialist's advice closely, some cases do resolve or stabilize with careful monitoring through to delivery. Wishing you all the best with your admission; do discuss with your doctor or specialist about what to expect and what signs to watch for, since every situation is a bit different. Take care of yourself!