My u/s says that my placenta is grade II , and it is posterior and high lying. That this mean that I'll be CS ? Please explain I'm worried.

No, this doesn't necessarily mean a c/s. A grade II usually means that the placenta looks a little older than the current gestational age. High lying is a good thing. It means that it is not near the cervical os.

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Originally Posted by J_9

No, this doesn't necessarily mean a c/s. A grade II usually means that the placenta looks a little older than the current gestational age. High lying is a good thing. It means that it is not near the cervical os.

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So you mean I'll be having a normal delivery?

I can't guarantee a vaginal delivery. Never can. What I am saying is that from what you have been told, this does not mean you have to have a c/s.