Hello doctor! My wife is now 9 weeks pregnant. The ultrasound result shows that the amniotic sac is CRL 26mm, with a 15mm layer of fluid. So, doctor, can you tell me what CRL is and is the amniotic sac separation dangerous? With the above results, what percentage is the separation? I hope the doctor can advise and answer, I sincerely thank you!

My wife is 12 weeks and 3 days pregnant. The ultrasound results show that the fetus is normal but has a 10% separation. In addition, my wife occasionally has mild lower abdominal pain, without bleeding. Doctor, can you tell me: Is it okay for a 12-week-old fetus to have a 10% separation?

am 6 weeks and 3 days pregnant with my second child. Last week, I went for an ultrasound and the doctor said I had a 5% separation and gave me medication to put in and take. Next week, I went back and there was no more separation at the top but a 15% separation at the bottom. I have absolutely no symptoms of bleeding or abdominal pain. So, doctor, can you tell me what is the cause of a 5% separation?

Many pregnant women feel confused and worried when diagnosed with 5%, 10%, 15% placental abruption... So what is placental abruption and is it dangerous to the fetus or the mother's health? Let's find out in the article below.