Has anyone had a placenta abruption with 2nd pregnancy?

The good news is that the placenta is genetically and physically connected to the baby and the pregnancy. That means you get a whole new one with a new pregnancy. There’s no reason to think there’s be problems with a new placenta, since it is genetically and physically completely different than your last. They may watch you a little more closely just for peace of minds (more ultrasounds most likely), but you should be good.

Hi Lisa I'm Lisa and had one with my 4th child in 2017, I had twins feb 2020 and no issues

I had a placenta abruption with my first, luckily I was 37 weeks so she wasn’t in the nicu long. I had an emergency csection. Now I’m 17 weeks with our second. So far everything is fine but I still worry about it happening again too.