Question for those who use a Doppler. With my son, the placenta was attached to the posterior wall,…

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Question for those who use a Doppler. With my son, the placenta was attached to the posterior wall, but I'm not exactly sure how it felt with the home Doppler; I think I most often found the heartbeat in the middle without issues, while on the sides I felt the pulsation of my own veins or arteries. Now, based on the ultrasound, the placenta is attached to the anterior wall. And right now, in the middle, I can't find the baby's heartbeat; I can only hear it on the right or left, sometimes having to shift the probe toward the center. In the middle, I hear a noise and blood pulsation. Is that the placenta? Who has an anterior wall attachment (who uses a home Doppler? Do you hear it the same way?)?
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Alena
I had the same experience, yes)
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Tatyana K
I haven't used it at home. But in all 3 of my pregnancies, the placenta was on the anterior wall, and they only ever found it on the side at the clinic and maternity ward.
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