Thick placenta risk?
Is a thick placenta on its own (with no IUGR or signs of fetal anomaly) still a cause for concern? I probably should not have googled it but I did and found it can come with a greatly increased risk of perinatal morbidity and that's the LAST thing on earth we need after so many losses.
The only problem I've had so far in this pregnancy is Hyperemesis Gravidarum (3rd time with it, had with my other 2 viable pregnancies as well). Beyond that all has been well, no protein in urine, no high blood pressure or blood sugar problems, no bleeding or anything else.
Any further info on the risks of thick placenta or direction to go from here would be appreciated. We're understandably nervous after so many losses.
