Can someone please explain to me how the placenta attaches to the uterine wall?

[onthefly]

It think it's a movement 'relative' to a fixed position (eg, cervix, scar) as the uterus stretches, not an actual movement...

[LimeSlice]

Ah that would make sense! lol

[MummaSue]

It think it's a movement 'relative' to a fixed position (eg, cervix, scar) as the uterus stretches, not an actual movement...

:yeahthat:

Think of your uterus like a balloon stretching - it moves with the balloon as opposed to on its own if that makes sense.

[Alan]

What they said.

[Arimeh]

FWIW, this is my 3rd pregnancy with an anterior placenta, and no times has it attached to my c-section scar. So be reassured that even if its close it doesn't mean its attached for sure

[LimeSlice]

Thanks Melly! x