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According to the Mayo Clinic, placenta previa occurs when the placenta attaches to the lower part of the uterus during pregnancy. It may cover the cervix partially or completely, and can cause excessive bleeding before or during delivery of the baby. Several factors may cause a pregnancy to be at risk of placenta previa.
