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Eh, placenta previa stage 4 is quite serious la, I haven't personally gone through it, but a few of my mum friends did experience different stages during pregnancy, and honestly each case is so different depending on how much the placenta is covering the cervix. The thing is, this really needs proper monitoring with your doctor or specialist because they need to do regular scans to see if it moves (sometimes it does shift as pregnancy progresses, sometimes it doesn't) and plan your delivery safely, whether you'll need a C-section or if vaginal birth is possible depends on how it develops. I know it's scary when you see those stage numbers, but the good news is doctors here take this seriously and most hospitals are well-equipped to handle it, so try not to stress too much while you wait for your next appointment, boleh? If you're looking to connect with other mums going through the same thing, the Facebook groups for Malaysian pregnancy support are usually quite active with real experiences, might help you feel less alone in this.